In this video, I try out a "no-name" USB 2.0 1080p HDMI video capture device. I ordered through Ebay, but an identical devices is sold on Amazon through the following affiliate link:
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Through this link, ThriftyAV receives a small commission at no additional cost to the buyer.

This HDMI capture device is used with the following:
Atari Flashback 9
VHS Tape Played through a Magnavox ZV427MG9 DVD Recorder / VCR
Roku Ultra (outputting 4K through HDMI)
Panasonic HC-V770 Camcorder
Campark V30 (outputting 4K through HDMI)
Panasonic HC-X1000 (outputting 4K through HDMI)

I mentioned that two other videos that reviewed this same device. Here are links to those two videos:
EposVox    • The cheapest capture card money can b...  
Low Dough Tech    • Budget Capture Cards Compared (Tech R...  

0:00 Open / Intro
0:33 Gear being tested
1:03 Unboxing
1:52 Setting up HDMI Capture on Laptop
2:22 Atari Flashback 9, "Adventure" (720P source)
3:18 VHS Capture with HDMI Output DVD/VCR combo unit, Jurassic Park
4:22 Roku Ultra outputting 4K, captured at 1080p
4:54 Panasonic HC-V770, display menus ON
5:46 Campark V30 outputting 4K, captured at 1080p, audio issue
6:27 Panasonic HC-X1000 outputting 4K, captured at 1080p, display menus OFF
7:07 Summary and Close

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