ATEN CamLive HDMI to USB-C Video Capture, supports up to 1080p, no drivers required

ATEN CamLive HDMI to USB-C Video Capture, supports up to 1080p, no drivers required

Marsoni

M251S

$74.99

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ATEN CamLive HDMI to USB-C Video Capture, supports up to 1080p, no drivers required'CAMLIVE' is an HDMI UVC Video Capture device to send unencrypted HDMI video to your USB C or Thunderbolt 3 laptop (or USB A with the included adapter). Its compliant with latest USB 3. 1 Type C specification. CAMLIVE is designed to Plug & Play. Its built in UVC and UAC standard support allows system operation without installing drivers and, at the same time, delivers eye popping, highquality video on Windows and Mac systems at 1080 60fps. By sending

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So the quality of this not great, but good enough and they look nice enough on the wall. However, the bracket holes are not spaced at 16" intervals. WTF? I'm not sure who designed this thing. The molly plugs that came with it look OK, but to play it safe I used a cobalt steel drill bit and made my own holes in the bracket. Easy enough with some wd40. My other pick with this is that the screws to anchor the shelf to the bracket are black and and very obvious... they should have supplied some kind of cap.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026