Adattatore grafico USB Microconnect MC-GEN-CH-V2 risoluzione 1920x1080

The Microconnect MC-GEN-CH-V2 USB graphics adapter lets you add an external display to a computer with support for up to 1920x1080 output. Designed for tasks such as high-definition capture, teaching, recording and medical imaging, the adapter conforms to UVC/UAC standards and works without an external power supply. It is compatible with Windows, macOS and Android and supports common capture software for straightforward integration into existing workflows.

Advantages

This adapter accepts input signals up to 4K@30Hz and outputs 1080p@60Hz, supporting 8/10/12-bit deep color for accurate image reproduction. It follows USB Video (UVC) and USB Audio (UAC) standards for plug-and-play compatibility with most systems and capture applications such as VLC, OBS and Amcap. No external power supply is required, and the device supports AWG 26 HDMI cables up to 15 meters for 1080p and lower resolutions.

Suitable for

• High-definition video acquisition and streaming
• Teaching and lecture capture
• Screen recording and content creation
• Medical imaging and diagnostic capture
• Extending displays for multitasking (1920x1080 output)

Key specifications

• Model: Microconnect MC-GEN-CH-V2
• Maximum input support: 4K @ 30Hz
• Output resolution: up to 1920x1080 (1080p) @ 60Hz
• Color depth: 8/10/12 bit
• Interface standards: USB Video Class (UVC), USB Audio Class (UAC)
• OS compatibility: Windows, macOS, Android
• Capture software compatibility: VLC, OBS, Amcap and most others
• HDMI cable recommendation: AWG 26 up to 15 m for 1080p and below
• Power: no external power supply required

How to use

Connect the HDMI source to the adapter input using a suitable HDMI cable, then plug the adapter into a host computer via USB. The device follows UVC/UAC standards so it will be recognized by compatible operating systems and capture applications; select the Microconnect adapter as the video (and audio, if applicable) source in your chosen software. For best results set the output resolution to 1920x1080 and the capture software to match the adapter frame rate and color settings.

Recommendations

Use an AWG 26 HDMI cable up to 15 meters for reliable 1080p signals; for input sources above 1080p ensure the capture software and host system can accept 4K@30Hz before scaling or downsampling. Verify driver and OS compatibility on macOS, Windows and Android when planning professional or medical workflows.