Mimo Monitors Launches Its First HDMI Capture Card at InfoComm
Mimo Monitors announced today that it’s launching its new stand-alone HDMI Capture Card, the first for the company, at InfoComm 2018 in booth N2446.
The Mimo Monitors HDMI Capture Card was requires no external power and is designed for video conferencing, live streaming and has no drivers to install and leverages the capabilities already built into current software. As the device is compatible with most third-party software, just plug in and play in Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Chrome.
In addition, the Mimo Monitors’ HDMI Capture card uses standards, allowing the customer to build or set up their conference room, gaming area, or desired space with a customized solution utilizing the best available components that suit their needs.
The HDMI Capture Card supports up to 1920×1080@60fps (1080p) up/down conversion of video without CPU interaction, optional MJPG compression and audio capture up to 48 KHz PCM.
Here are all the specs on the $200 card.
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