Video capturing device AVerMedia ER330

Record and stream without a PC 1080p recording with 4K gaming No expensive computer required. Ultra HD with 4K gaming and 1080p Full HD recording with EzRecorder 330 — perfect recording of every gameplay. Stream without a PC The EzRecorder 330 delivers the simplest live streaming experience. Stream at the touch of a button, without complex software or hardware setups. Simply connect a game console, camcorder or DSLR to the EzRecorder 330 and stream to YouTube, Facebook or Twitch without a computer. Live streaming is child's play. Flexible storage options The EzRecorder 330 supports recording to external hard drives, micro SD cards and NAS. Simply select the appropriate storage device. From classic to next gen The EzRecorder 330 has HDMI and composite A/V inputs that support new and old game consoles, including PS5 and Nintendo Famicom. You can even convert VHS videos to MP4s for permanent storage. Never miss a game again Whether it's a video game or a sporting event, there are always those great plays or winning goals that you'd like to see again. Thanks to the EzRecorder 330's instant highlight feature, those unique moments are preserved forever and can be enjoyed again and again. Plan your recording Simply set the time for recording a TV programme or sporting event when you are away. The EzRecorder 330 supports routine scheduling, so there is no need to set it up again. Once you have set it up once, you can easily record your favourite programmes or team games to enjoy later. High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) Compared to H.264 encoding, H.265 encoding offers twice the video compression rate, i.e. twice the amount of image data with the same file size. This significantly improves video quality without requiring more storage space. Technical data EzRecorder 330 (ER330): Interface: Standalone Storage: Micro SD card, external USB 2.0 hard drive, NAS (no USB flash drives) Video input: HDMI/composite Video output: HDMI Audio input: HDMI 2.0, AV IN (connected with the supplied composite A/V cable), 3.5 mm (4-pin, CTIA standard) Audio output: HDMI 2.0, 3.5 mm (4-pin, CTIA standard) Max. pass-through resolutions: 4Kp60 Max. recording resolution: 1080p60 Supported video resolution (video input): 2160p, 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i Recording format: MPEG 4 (H.264 + AAC) or (H.265 + AAC) Network connection: RJ45 Ethernet (10 Base-T/100 Base-T) Dimensions (W x D x H): 135 x 7.12 x 28 mm Weight: 150 g Note: ER330 does not support viewing/recording/streaming of protected HDCP signals Package contents: EzRecorder 330 (ER330), HDMI cable, power adapter (AC 100~240 V; DC 12.0V/1.5 A), remote control, IR blaster cable, 3.5 mm cable to RCA (cinch), quick start guide

• Weight: 0.614kg
• Compatibility HDMI: HDMI 2.0
• Audio signals: Yes
• Height packaging: 0.063m
• Supported display resolution: Up to 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
• Packaging volume: 0.0020m³
• Width packaging: 0.151m
• Length packaging: 0.207m
• Country of origin: Taiwan
• Im Angebot: No
• Stark reduziert: No
• Brand: AVerMedia
• Customs tariff number: 85219000
• EAN Barcode: 4710710679965
• Type: Standalone HDMI Recording
• Manufacturer information: AVT Solutions GmbH
  An der Strusbek 9
  22926 Ahrensburg
  Deutschland
  Haind.Lu@avermedia.com
• Manufacturer No.: ER330
• Signal: Audio/Video
• Side A: HDMI A female
• Side B: USB-A female

How to use

Connect your video source (game console, camcorder, DSLR or composite playback device) to the ER330 using HDMI or composite A/V. Attach your chosen storage medium (external HDD, micro SD card or NAS). For PC-free streaming, press the stream button and follow the on-screen prompts to link your YouTube, Facebook or Twitch account. Use the device menus to select recording resolution, enable H.265 encoding if desired, and set frame rate preferences.

Recommendations

For best results when capturing gameplay, use HDMI for 4K passthrough and record at 1080p to reduce processing requirements. Enable H.265 encoding to save storage space while maintaining image quality. When converting analog sources, test short clips first to confirm input levels and composite connections. Schedule recordings in advance for reliable TV or event capture.