Osee GoStream M2 Capture Card, Dual 4K HDMI Input Capture Card for Streaming, USB 3.0 Audio Video Capture Card Record in 1080P 60FPS Low Latency, Compatible with PS5/PS4/Xbox/Switch in OBS, YouTube

A great addition to my Osee GoStream Switcher. I know it's designed to be a standalone switcher with quick to access features but you can also input the HDMI output cable into one of the GoStream's HDMI inputs and add a little switching flare to your production or stream. Great product for the price.

So what kinda camera are yall using bc I when I try nd use it with the camera I have, the video doesn’t show up for me

Excellent product for the price.Badly needed to add PiP capability for our mobile streaming station and this fit the bill perfectly.Intuitive and works perfectly.

The media could not be loaded. I own a video production company so I make a living doing this. One of the services I offer is live streaming. And this Osee GoStrea M2, while not a substitute for an ATEM Mini Pro or Osee's own GoStream Deck 2 (both of which I own) is a fantastic little piece of gear. For $129 (less than many other companies charge for a simple HDMI to thunderbolt capture card) you get a 2 input, 2 output switcher. You can switch between two sources in the 'traditional' full screen way. You can do a vertical or horizontal split screen. You can do a Picture in Picture in the upper left, upper right, lower left or lower right. You can change the size of your PIP or your vertical or horizontal split screen. You can swap sources on the fly so if you had a presenter full screen with his powerpoint in the PIP window and wanted to switch so the powerpoint was full screen you would just hit the 'swap sources' button. You can output via USB C to your computer (and the included USB C to USB C cord has an adapter, so if you remove it, it will work as a USB C to USB 3 (A) adapter.) There is also a second output which is an HDMI output. So you could also output to a iMAG screen in a conference room at the same time as to your computer for a livestream. And you get the afore mentioned USB C to USB 3(A) or USB C cable as well as an HDMI cable. And this little switcher just worked and was immediately recognized by every piece of software I tried it with, Wirecast, NewBlue Captivate, OBS, Zoom, etc. I'd highly recommend this for a Twitch game streamer or anyone doing live streaming. If you need a capture card anyways, you might as well get the bonuses that this little powerhouse offers!

The media could not be loaded. This is a simple and effective HDMI two channel switcher for live streaming and recording YouTube videos. For those interested, the sensitivity is 0.81V RMS. Most external audio mixers will be spec'ed to 0.775V RMS so keep that in mind. You got a little headroom basically.I came across a small issue with the Line In Audio port.The Left and Right Audio Line In Inputs are reversed, so left is right, right is left. This is also mirrored through the USB to OBS and on the headphone jack. Not a big deal at all, just need to swap your analog wires to match your panning scheme, or use a filter in OBS to swap it out. I reached out to Osee on this and they were able to replicate the problem, and are actively correcting the issue. Great customer service! They are sending me a new corrected one, and will be sending the original one back to them.At the time of this review, I had a question out to them on the sensitivity of the Mic In jack, if it is a TRS or a TRRS type. It seems either plug would work, but the gain is very high when using a bluetooth lavalier mic, causing it to easily distort. This would then need an external attenuator to prevent this issue from happening. Will get clarity from the technician and update my review then.Other than that, i REALLY love this switcher for its capabilities and features at the price point it is sold at. 5 out of 5 for the customer service!

Ordered for church use and they decided against using it.

Audio input went flakyBad investment

Dies out of probably overheating after 8 hours of operation - I use this for work, and thought this would be proper streamer friendly. I'm streaming video sometimes for 12 hours. I make sure to turn it off so it can cool down (it is not on 24/7), but it just dies out.Rigged it with a bigger heatsink and some thermal paste - will update this to see if that works...