Product Description
The Magewell USB Fusion is an innovative multi - input USB video capture device crafted for smooth video capture and streaming. It's a must - have for content creators, live streamers, and video production pros. This device lets you connect multiple video sources and manage them easily via a single USB interface. It offers high - quality video output with ease of use and reliability. With advanced features, it supports various video input formats, allowing you to capture from cameras, game consoles, etc. Its compact design makes it great for both on - the - go and stationary projects. It has a plug - and - play setup, so you can start capturing amazing video right away. The USB Fusion can handle multiple input sources at once, making it ideal for live events, webinars, and multi - camera productions. You can switch between sources in real - time to enhance production quality and viewer engagement. Also, it's compatible with a wide range of software applications, fitting well into any video production workflow. Key features include multi - input support, high - quality low - latency video capture, easy plug - and - play setup, a compact and portable design, and wide software compatibility.
Using the Magewell USB Fusion is easy. First, connect the device to your computer with the provided USB 3.0 cable. If you need power, plug in the power adapter. You can then start connecting your video sources like cameras or game consoles to the input interfaces. Once connected, use the Web UI or the USB Fusion App to manage and control your presentations and media files. When switching between sources, you can do it manually or set it to auto. For recording, you can choose to do it manually or schedule it. Just note that the default recording format is 1080p60, H.264, MP4. Keep the device in a place with an operating temperature between 32 to 122 deg F and relative humidity of 5% to 90% non - condensing. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures. When it comes to maintenance, keep the device clean and free from dust. Check the cables regularly for any signs of damage. If you're using the cloud backup feature to Google Drive, make sure your internet connection is stable.
