RGBlinkUVC to HDMI Adapter 2.0, 4K USB Webcam to HDMI Compatible with Atem Mini Streaming Switcher, USB-C Webcams (No PC Needed)

Not much to say other than it does its job.Has a small bit of latency but expected.

I bought the RGBlink 4 input HDMI Switch...then I bought three (3) TAO 1 Tiny USB to HDMI converters needed for the three webcams I already had. I use a DVD player with HDMI for my fourth device/input. The TAO 1 Tiny is priced at $170.00 per converter...way over-priced but when you have no choice and you want something to work... Needless to say, the DVD player works great anytime...all the time. The 3 Webcams using the TAO1 Tiny converters have to be manually re-booted each and every time. Then there is no guarantee they will stay on. Who wants that? I don't. I will be sending ALL these items back. What a waste of time and frustration. My advice... buy Webcams with HMDI cabling already and don't buy these TAO1 Tiny converters. I have had enough plugging and un-plugging. Good Luck!!!

I use this with my ATEM Mini Pro iso as a 4th camera feed. I'm floored with how much better the picture is. I'm guessing this has to do with it converting the signal from mjpeg to yuv. The webcam is a Wyrestorm Focus 210. Picture is not that far off from my Sony A6000 mirrorless after adding the rightLUT. It worked right out of the box and I didn't even have to do a firmware update. It is a little pricey, but it does a fantastic job!

Used this in a workflow for an ATEM switcher. Started by upgrading the firmware without issue. The switcher was set to 1080p60 for a live event. It had latency and dropped frames. Otherwise, it worked reasonably well. About 6hr into the event I was notified venue video was offline. The device was cool to the touch and didn’t appear to be working. A quick power restart put everything back online until the end of the event. I’ll be looking at a streaming bridge for the next event.

Bought this with hopes of using it to connect a Logitech PTZ Pro 2 to an ATEM Mini Pro ISO. After updating the firmware on the TAO, I got it to sporadically connect with a Logitech C920 webcam, but no such luck with the PTZ Pro 2. Very disappointing.

This adapter absolutely does exactly what it says on the metaphorical tin; it converts UVC camera signals to HDMI. I have a number of webcams and camera modules - over a dozen - and they all work flawlessly with this. The use cases are obviously limited; I can think of very few devices outside of monitors and tvs that can't directly connect to a USB camera but can ingest HDMI - but for those situations, this does the job very well, and I appreciate it for that.

I use this to add my webcam to my Atem mini. I have a webcam on an overhead rig and use this to convert it to HDMI for my atem mini pro to grab. This has allowed my to stop using OBS as I can do everything right in the Atem Mini Pro instead. Device is easy to use and has worked easily every time I turn stuff on.

I bought this for use in our church to allow us to have a 2nd video feed from the USB out from the RBGlink mini pro to a monitor giving us multicamera pvw. It worked for one service broadcast. After that it stopped working. Emailed RGBLink but got nowhere. Too bad because the RGBLink works flawlessly and I thought the TAO would as well, but it didn't. Idea is good but the unit was faulty. Maybe I just got a lemon.Update: The company got in touch with me and thru multiple conversations tried to fix the problem, but couldn't. Again, maybe I got a bad one, but it didn't work for me.