Video to USB 1080P Audio Video Capture & Live Streaming Device - Input HDMI, AV, RCA, S-Video, VCR, VHS, Camcorder, Video8, Hi8, DVD, Gaming Systems - USB-C Plug & Play

I have a bunch of old family videos we recorded over the years. I have vhs tapes, mini-dvi and 8mm. Trying to get all of these copied and saved to my local storage system was something I wanted to do for awhile and after contacting several different outfits that provide this as a service I decided I would save on the high cost of paying someone else and do it myself. I was a bit concerned about how well this would work because I noticed a few negative reviews that talked about it working for a little while and then no longer working again. Thankfully I did not have any issues at all. Connecting this device up is extremely easy. You connect the USB adapter to your PC (either USB-C or use the included adapter to convert it to USB-B) It has 5 inputs, 1 HDMI in, AV in and S Video in. One of my camera's was just AV in and my other was both s video and avi. In both cases the video and sound transferred with no issues. To handle the conversion you will need to download an awesome piece of software called OBS Studio. This is free/open source software and it works very well. I had to adjust the settings to get the audio correct. You can contact OBS Studio support or ClearClick support in the event you run into questions or an issue. Both are very helpful and respond rather quickly. I was able to convert 8- 8mm tapes and 12- mini dvi tapes over to digital. One thing I wish I had done back in the day was purchase cleaning tapes because after sitting for so long my camera's all needed some good cleaning. My next challenge will be converting all of our VHS tapes to digital. This adapter will handle that as well! Great product for the home user that needs to convert their old home videos!

This ClearClick Video USB-C Converter is a fantastic tool for digitizing old media. Super easy to use—basically plug and play, and it works seamlessly with various input sources. There’s a slight learning curve just because there are so many options, but that’s actually a huge plus! Once you get the hang of it, the flexibility is amazing. Whether you’re working with VHS, camcorders, or other analog sources, this device handles it all smoothly. Great design, solid performance, and a must-have for anyone looking to convert old media with ease!

This device works great for what I was looking for. I'm able to connect my Blu-ray player to the AV video and record stuff onto the computer for personal use. The only issue I encounter was the HDMI input where it has a hdcp copyright protection. I tried three different HDMI splitters in order to record using the HDMI, but with no success. Either I didn't get the right brands, or it doesn't work for the Blu-ray player at all. If anybody is able to, I'd like to know if there is an adapter for this particular device for the HDMI. But for now, I am not disappointed with this device for what I am using it for

SO easy to use with the clear instructions provided by the company. I love how tiny it is and worked right out of the box. The instructions that they provide on how to use OBS are very easy to follow. I'm using it to archive home videos from Hi-8 tapes and VHS tapes. It's saving me a TON of money and giving me a great quality video, considering the source material. I've used Elgato before - and while that was easy, I didn't like how I had to use their software and that the video quality was compressed and poor. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product!

works great, now I can play Gamecube on my pc

I initially had 2 issues with audio that were quickly resolved by the incredible response received from Tyler in customer service. He replied at 7:30 pm a couple hours after I sent a request for help on their site. First issue was I wasn’t able to hear any audio when I connected my old Sony HandyCam video recorder to the ClearClick device via S-Video and Red and White audio cables and S-Video using the free OSB software. Solution: MACs security setting was not configured properly on my machine. “ Please quit OBS. Then go to the Apple Menu -> System Preferences -> Security and Privacy -> Privacy tab. Look in the list on the left for the microphone and camera settings. Click the microphone option, then click the unlock button at the bottom of the list so you can make changes to those items. Then add the checkmark in the list on the right to OBS so it can have access. Next repeat the steps for the Camera option in the list as well. Then depending on your MacOS version, go to System Preferences -> Security and Privacy -> Security -> Allow Accessories to connect and change this to “always” Then return to OBS and check the signals again. It is important that OBS is quit/closed before you make these settings.” These instructions solved my first issue. Second issue was I had interference or loud static when recording. Fortunately, Tyler sent me a quick reply which quickly solved this issue as well. “ It is possible that your camcorder only has monaural audio out and you are using a stereo audio cable. If you unplug the Red and White cables one at a time, the buzz should follow one cable if this is the case.” Bingo, it worked. I have finally converted MiniDVs that we have wanted in a digital format for years without spending $$$$$ to have it done for us. Now we can edit and share them more easily. This “To do” is finally crossed off my list. The ClearClick Video2USB device came with incredible service and made the task easy to do on my own. Other reviews referenced excellent support and my experience should give you confidence it wasn’t a fluke.

Works well for VHS transfers with OBS software but I recommend that you watch several videos on how optimize OBS for VHS capture. The learning curve is not steep, just copy the handful of settings for OBS for VHS transfer. The quality is excellent, of course, with the caveat that SD is nothing like modern formats, but after upscaling to HD using the composite video output, I could not find an S video output cable in my collection of cables, I was surprised how well 40 year old VHS video held up. As a side note, I wasn’t surprised that a couple of tapes had fused, tape stuck together in the cassette, and would not play.

Junk, product arrived bad