AverMedia’s EzRecorder 330 lets you play, live stream, and record from retro game consoles effortlessly
AverMedia’s EzRecorder 330 lets you play, live stream, and record from retro game consoles effortlessly
Who says game capture and live-streaming has to be a messy proposition? The AverMedia EzRecorder 330 (ER330) finally simplifies it all - even for old school gaming devices.
The easy bit starts with what you can achieve with this capture card; it is capable of live streaming at 1080p (Full HD) at 60 FPS directly out of this box, without a high-end PC that you traditionally required.
While it does require a one-time setup to get everything running smoothly, the EzRecorder 330 is compatible with popular live-streaming platforms like Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook.
If you need to save your live stream footage, it is also able to record the video and audio inputs at a maximum definition of 1080p resolution at 60fps onto a microSD card, an external hard drive using the USB 2.0 interface, or even to a Network Access Storage (NAS) over Ethernet.
Whether you’re a console or PC gamer, the EzRecorder 330 accepts a HDMI 2.0 input of up to 4K at 60fps from your preferred gaming console (or PC) to help you enjoy high fidelity gaming on a modern big screen 4K TV.
The interesting bit is that the ER330 even has composite A/V inputs to accept video resolutions of up to 480i. That means that you could scratch that nostalgic itch and play/record/share your gameplay on retro game consoles during and before the PlayStation 2 era; that includes the SNES, GameCube, and even the Nintendo 64 if you have a working unit.
If you’re interested in grabbing one, AverMedia’s EzRecorder 330 (ER330) retails at S$269, and will be available from online stores on Lazada and EpicGear, or at Allstars, Cybermind Tech and Mediapro at Sim Lim Square.