4K HDMI-videorecorder met AV-naar-HDMI-adapter, RCA compatibel met VHS, VCR, DVR, DVD, Hi8, Mini DV, camcorder, cassettebandjes, spelconsoles, geen pc vereist

Funziona male, la registrazione è in più file che poi si devono unire con PC, i file non sono sempre visibili, la programmazione non funziona!! PessimoE' tutto complicato da fare! Non mi azzardo nemmeno a fare aggiornamento!!!

Es funktioniert alles bestens aber.... Um das Menü zu sehen muß unbedingr ein TV oder Monitor am HDMI out angeschlossen sein sonst ist es nicht zu sehen. Es gibt einige Menüpunkte aber leider lassen sich manche Sachen nicht ändern. In den Recordsettings ist es nicht möglich Videoauflösung, Videoqualität und Fileformat einzustellen. Man kann nur zwischen 2 Codecs wählen. Es wird im Quickstartbuch wlan erwähnt. Aber wie das geht sucht man vergeblich. Verbindung geht nur mit LAN Kabel. Die App ZowieX findet es aber nicht obwohl im gleichen Netzwerk. Damit ist die App nutzlos. Wie livestreaming geht steht auch nirgends. Fazit: Die Firmware sollte dringend überarbeitet werden und das Quickmanual ausfühlicher sein wo auf diese Punkte eingegangen wird. Und.... Das Gerät wird ziehmlich heiß.

In case you're wondering, yes, it does come with the composite video (R, W, Y), to HDMI converter, which you use to hook an analog signal into the HDMI input.I got this because I have several old (non-digital) camcorders with old home movies that I want to digitize. This works quite well for that, but I highly recommend downloading and installing the latest firmware from their website if yours doesn't come with the latest version (mine didn't). It comes with pretty much everything you need, and I love the digital display. The overall build quality of it is also quite nice, surprisingly so. You can export the files to the network (yay!), to an SD card, or to a USB drive. I prefer to go the USB drive route or, if I have one handy, the SD card option is also nice because it's even more compact. But the point is, it's flexible and gives you lots of options.Overall, I'm super happy with this, because it works well and gets the job done with essentially no issues, save for a firmware update. It's made well and comes in at a really good price point for the quality. 5 stars.

Alright I tested this item for a while.There is a lot to this device, and I recommend you take the time to learn about what you can and can't do with this device. If you need help, reach out to support. (Based on my experience they are pretty quick to respond.)I recommend to update your firmware.No links are allowed in amazon reviews, but I will try to explain what I did.-Go to the ZowieTek website.-Look in their products for "4K HDMI Video Recorder"-scroll to downloads and download the zip file.-Unzip the file and place the .json and .img files directly in an SD card.-Do not place those two files into a folder. If they are in a folder take them out.-Place the SD card into the device and upgrade the firmware through the settings.-As of writing this review the latest firmware is 1.1.0.10Using the device:-Do not go near any HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection), my device black screened or files became corrupted. (example: Television)-Not recommended for scheduling TV recordings.-Not really recommended for gaming because it can only pass-through up to 1080p120Hz. But if you only game at 1080p120Hz or 4k60Hz, you should be fine. (your recording will be limited to 1080p60Hz, or 4k30Hz.)-Menu operation with the remote is quite responsive and easy to navigate.-Make sure the active signal is correct, update the firmware and if you need help reach out to support. I still had some random issues where the display did not understand the signal I was sending to it. For example one of my 1080p monitors could have the active signal up to 4k and I was able to set the resolution to 4k. Strangely selecting 1080p was a bit blurry in this instance compared to the usual. Not sure if this is user error in some way or maybe a firmware update can fix this signal confusion.-Display scaling in Windows can be a bit weird.-After you set everything up the content recorded looks very clean.-There are tons of features, and a bunch of network stuff.-The light color indicator looks good.Overall this is a feature rich device with a few issues that I hope get fixed in a firmware update.It's a very good option for using as an external recording device. I had no issues with audio or connecting an SD card storage or USB storage. I also look forward to recording some of my old VHS.

First off, if you're thinking about using this as a DVR or movie ripping device, you're probably going to be disappointed because this recorder has copyright protection built in.If you're looking to digitize old movies or home videos that are not copyright protected, this recorder may be for you.As I write this review, this recorder is sitting just above 100 bucks, and I think that's a decent value for what this is. Consider it an investment in preserving memories in digital form.Setup is pretty intuitive, and the on-screen interface is very straightforward. This device does come with some basic instructions, but everything is pretty easy to figure out without using the cheat sheet.The recording quality is quite good. My advice is that you stick with a name brand memory card with a high read-write speed.Overall, I'm inclined to give this device a thumbs up after using it for a few weeks. If that changes, I'll be back to update this review, but out of the box, this is a solid four stars.