Video Capture Card

A video capture card is a device that allows users to record and stream video from a variety of sources. It can be used to record games, stream video from a camera or computer, or record and edit videos. Video capture cards are typically available as an internal or external device. Internal devices install directly on the motherboard and are usually more advanced and cost more than external devices.

Video capture cards are often used by gamers and professional video editors to record and stream their games and projects. They can also be used to capture video from cameras and other devices to create content for social media or to save memories. One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a video capture card is its capacity. This includes its resolution, frame rate, and bandwidth. A higher resolution and frame rate require more bandwidth and higher performance from your computer.