Introducing Epiphan AV.io low cost HDMI USB Capture Device

We're very excited about the latest new product from Epiphan, the $349 AV.io. Based on their rock solid, DVI2USB video grabber technology, it's the perfect solution for those looking to use an off the shelf HDMI camera with their Windows Laptop or Mac Book. AV.io supports Wirecast and other live production / streaming software solutions as well.

Epiphan Announces AV.io HD – an Easy-to-use HDMI Video Grabber

PALO ALTO, CA – June 15, 2015 – Epiphan Video, a leader in professional audiovisual capture, recording, and streaming products, unveiled today AV.io HD – a new video grabber that lets audiovisual professionals capture video from HDMI, DVI, and VGA sources with unprecedented simplicity. AV.io HD is being shown and demonstrated for the first time at InfoComm 2015 in Booth 2385, June 17-19, in Orlando. AV.io HD is a video capture device that lets anyone easily connect their device with a HDMI, DVI, or VGA output, including cameras, laptops, tablets, projectors, game consoles, and embedded devices to a computer running Windows, Mac, or Linux without the need to install any additional drivers or add-ons. Just like a webcam, when plugged in, AV.io appears as a video source, making it compatible with virtually any software, including Skype, Wirecast and QuickTime. Like other products from Epiphan Video, AV.io HD is able to capture crystal-clear Full HD video (1080p) at 60 frames per second with near-zero latency and ultra-high reliability. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, yet entirely enclosed in an all-aluminum casing, AV.io HD is the perfect companion for video capture anytime, anywhere, and from any video source. “AV.io HD’s is ideal for a wide variety of video capture, streaming, and recording applications, ranging from XBOX gameplay capture to professional live event production. Our customers will continue to enjoy the high standard of robustness and quality Epiphan products are known for at a significantly lower price point and added convenience,” said David Kirk, Vice President of Product Marketing.