Fair card for folks who can run all audio and video through it.

Pros:
- Fairly good quality. Does what it says it does

Cons:
- Will not sync with audio run through PC such as through OBS or a microphone plugged into the PC itself. These are issues I am fairly sure are due to use of USB 2.0-- USB 3.0 connection would be much better.
- Grating/jarring signal interruption and subsequent lag intermittently while streaming. Every so often there would be a loud static noise, picture quality would fragment and drag for just a moment, and a second of delay would be added to the feed. After 4 solid hours of streaming, I reached an accumulated 10-15 seconds of delay compared to the non-game audio coming from my PC through the streaming software. Resetting the device to 're-sync' the signal was not very fast or seamless and resulted in a significant interruption to my broadcast and a level of degradation to viewer experience that I couldn't justify going forward.
- Installation difficulties. The documentation for installation is either incomplete or incorrect depending on where you look. If you're looking to try this device, do not download the Application & Drivers in the single-install form. Go to the 'Revision History' and download the App and Drivers separately. Once I did this, I didn't have to bother with the firmware install. However prior to that my computer would stop recognizing the device, forcing me to uninstall it from Device Manager.

For posterity, here are the other components of the environment where I observed these issues:
Streamed with a (brand new, purchased just before the capture card) Wii U using HDMI for all connections
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3GB
Mobo: Asus X79 DELUXE ATX LGA2011 - Tried multiple USB ports
OBS Open Broadcaster Software--streamed both at 1080/30 and 720/60
Fair card for folks who can run all audio and video through it. Pros:
- Fairly good quality. Does what it says it does

Cons:
- Will not sync with audio run through PC such as through OBS or a microphone plugged into the PC itself. These are issues I am fairly sure are due to use of USB 2. 0-- USB 3. 0 connection would be much better. - Grating/jarring signal interruption and subsequent lag intermittently while streaming. Every so often there would be a loud static noise, picture quality would fragment and drag for just a moment, and a second of delay would be added to the feed. After 4 solid hours of streaming, I reached an accumulated 10-15 seconds of delay compared to the non-game audio coming from my PC through the streaming software. Resetting the device to 're-sync' the signal was not very fast or seamless and resulted in a significant interruption to my broadcast and a level of degradation to viewer experience that I couldn't justify going forward. - Installation difficulties. The documentation for installation is either incomplete or incorrect depending on where you look. If you're looking to try this device, do not download the Application & Drivers in the single-install form. Go to the 'Revision History' and download the App and Drivers separately. Once I did this, I didn't have to bother with the firmware install. However prior to that my computer would stop recognizing the device, forcing me to uninstall it from Device Manager. For posterity, here are the other components of the environment where I observed these issues:
Streamed with a (brand new, purchased just before the capture card) Wii U using HDMI for all connections
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3GB
Mobo: Asus X79 DELUXE ATX LGA2011 - Tried multiple USB ports
OBS Open Broadcaster Software--streamed both at 1080/30 and 720/60