This video builds upon my previous video “Cheap HDMI USB Capture Card on a Raspberry Pi 4”: https://youtu.be/O1NqziPRFVQ List Devices List PulseAudio Sources Record Two Streams at Once
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Cheap HDMI USB Capture Card on a Raspberry Pi 4
FFmpeg Capture Notes: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture/Webcam Install v4l List Devices List Modes List PulseAudio Sources Display Video from HDMI Capture Card using FFplay (720p 60fps) Display Video from HDMI Capture Card using FFplay (1080p 30fps) Play Audio from HDMI Capture Card using FFplay Capture Audio and Video to AVI File (720p 60fps, no re-encoding) Capture Audio and …
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Using a Cheap HDMI USB Capture Card with FFmpeg on Windows 10
Audio/Video Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLErU2HjQZ_ZN4KVIf7ad7Y1CBlosKdZkd List Input Devices List Device Modes Display (1080p 30fps) Display (720p 60fps) Capture (1080p 30fps) Capture (720p 60fps) These ffmpeg commands are using a hardware accelerated codec for Intel Quicksync. On systems that don’t support Quicksync (e.g. AMD, Nvidia, etc…) use ‘libx264’ in place of h264_qsv.