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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD HDMI to USB Video Capture Card development board

SKU CH-FK5E-151Z5

Converts HDMI video to USB for streaming or recording on Windows, Linux, macOS and Android devices

  • Works with smartphones, consoles and cameras via HDMI input
  • Compatible with Windows, Linux, macOS and Android systems
  • Development-board form factor suits Raspberry Pi and maker projects
  • Plug-and-play USB connection requires no extra drivers
  • New condition, ready for immediate integration

HDMI to USB capture board

The LORDWORLD board converts an HDMI video source to a USB video-class stream so a host can record or broadcast without proprietary drivers. It is built for makers who want a plug-and-play capture path for single-board computers or PCs.

Makers with UVC hosts; not for PCIe or SDK projects

Developers running Windows, Linux, macOS or Android on a Raspberry Pi, laptop or smartphone can open the device as a standard webcam. Builders who need a PCIe capture card, hardware encoding offload or a vendor-specific software stack will not find those features here.

UVC over USB 2.0 interface

The single deciding specification is the USB Video Class connection, which lets the board appear as a generic camera to any supported operating system without extra kernel modules or vendor software.

Highlights

  • Works with smartphones, consoles and cameras via HDMI input
  • Compatible with Windows, Linux, macOS and Android systems
  • Development-board form factor suits Raspberry Pi and maker projects
  • Plug-and-play USB connection requires no extra drivers
  • New condition, ready for immediate integration

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Which USB port does my host need for this HDMI capture board to work?

It connects through a standard USB port on Windows, Linux, macOS or Android hosts.

Can I keep using my older Raspberry Pi 2B+ or 3B with this capture board?

Yes, the supplier lists compatibility with Pi 4B+, 4B, 3B+, 3B, 2B+ and Zero W/WH/2W models.

How do I confirm the board is capturing video after I plug it in?

Open any UVC-compatible application — such as OBS, VLC or the Windows Camera app — and verify a live preview appears.

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