Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up and operating your Llano HDMI Live Stream Switcher 4K 60Hz Video Capture Card. Designed for professional gaming, live streaming, and recording, this device offers smooth and high-definition image quality, supporting up to 4K at 60Hz. It is compatible with a wide range of devices including game consoles (PS5, Xbox, Switch), PCs, laptops, mobile phones, and tablets.

Llano HDMI Live Stream Switcher, supporting 4K/60Hz for smooth and HD image quality.
Product Contents
Please check the package contents upon unboxing:
- Packaging box *1
- Llano Video Capture Card *1
- USB-C cable *1
- HDMI cable *2

Included items and device dimensions (115mm x 65mm x 20mm).
Product Overview
The Llano Video Capture Card is equipped with a third-generation high-performance processing chip for stable and smooth operation without delay or lag. Its aviation aluminum alloy shell and built-in large-area thermal grease ensure efficient heat dissipation, preventing overheating during long-term use.

Efficient heat dissipation design with aluminum alloy shell and built-in thermal grease.
Key Features:
- 4K/60Hz Capture and Recording: Supports high-definition video capture and recording.
- 240Hz High Refresh Rate + HDR Loop Out: Loop-out supports 4K/60Hz, 1080p/240Hz, and HDR12bit color depth for smooth visuals.
- VRR Support: Automatically adapts signal source and device frame rate to reduce image tearing and lag.
- Driver-Free Installation: Plug and play compatibility with Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and Android systems.
- Mixer/Sound Card Support: Multiple audio input/output interfaces for connecting microphones, headsets, and mixers.
- Adaptive Screen Recording: Compatible with 2K/4K mainstream monitor resolutions for full-screen image capture on flat or curved screens.

Product interface diagram showing audio line input, microphone input, audio output, USB-C output, HDMI IN, HDMI OUT, light effect switch, and reset button. Illustrates connections for mixer, laptop, mobile phone, game console, monitor, TV, camcorder, and projector.
Setup Instructions
1. General Connection Diagrams
Connect your devices to the capture card as shown in the diagrams below:

PS5/Xbox Users: Connect HDMI output from console to capture card HDMI IN, then capture card USB-C to computer USB-C/USB.
Mobile Phone/Tablet Users: Connect mobile/tablet via docking station (if needed) to HDMI cable, then to capture card HDMI IN, and capture card USB-C to computer USB-C/USB.
Computer Users: Connect HDMI output from computer to capture card HDMI IN, then capture card USB-C to laptop USB-C/USB.
2. Specific User Instructions
For PS Game Users (PS4/PS5)
PS series game users must turn off HDCP protection before connecting the capture card. If HDCP is enabled, images cannot be displayed. Follow these steps:
- PS4 Settings: Enter PS4 Settings → System → Enable HDCP → Cancel/Turn off.
- PS5 Settings: Enter PS5 settings → Host → HDMI → Enable HDCP → Cancel/Turn off → Restart PS5.
For Mobile Phone/Set-top Box Users
If the capture set-top box or mobile phone cannot be used, please contact the mobile phone/set-top box customer service to manually turn off the HDCP function.
For Apple Users
If you use Apple's original Lightning to HDMI adapter and cannot capture images, please confirm that your iPhone version is 16.0.0 or higher. Contact customer service for details if issues persist.

Detailed instructions for disabling HDCP on PS4/PS5 and troubleshooting for mobile/Apple devices.
3. Computer Configuration for Live Streaming
For optimal performance, especially during live streaming which consumes CPU and graphics card resources, we recommend the following computer configurations:
- Desktop PC: CPU (i7 10xxx or above), Graphics card (GTX1650 or above)
- Laptop: CPU (i9xxx or above), Graphics card (GTX1650 or above)
Note: A USB3.0 interface is required for connection.

Recommended PC specifications for smooth live streaming and recording.
Operating Instructions
1. Driver-Free Installation
The Llano Video Capture Card supports driver-free installation. Simply plug and play with the following operating systems:
- Windows (compatible with Win 7/8/10/11)
- Mac OS (10.15 and above)
- Linux (Kernel 2.4.6 and above)
- Android
2. Recording Software Setup (e.g., OBS Studio)
The capture card is compatible with various capture software, including OBS Studio, XSplit, Potplayer, and QuickTime Player. For OBS Studio, follow these general steps:
- Open OBS Studio.
- In the 'Sources' dock, click the '+' icon and select 'Video Capture Device'.
- Create a new source or select an existing one.
- In the properties window, select your Llano capture card as the 'Device'.
- Ensure settings like resolution and FPS are configured correctly for your desired output.

Visual guide for setting up the capture card in OBS Studio.
3. Audio Input/Output
The capture card features multiple audio interfaces for enhanced live interaction:
- Audio Line Input: For connecting external audio sources like mixers.
- 3.5mm Microphone Input: For connecting a microphone.
- 3.5mm Audio Output: For connecting headphones or external speakers.

Example setup for live interaction with a mixer and microphone.
4. Applications
The Llano Video Capture Card is suitable for a wide range of applications:
- Game live streaming
- E-commerce live streaming
- Meeting recording
- Teaching recording
- Outdoor recording
- Medical recording
Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Brand | HDMI video capture card |
| Input Interface | HDMI IN (4K/60Hz, backward compatible) |
| Loop Out Interface | HDMI OUT (4K/60Hz, backward compatible) |
| Capture Interface | USB-C (4K, 60Hz, backward compatible) |
| Audio Input Interface | 3.5mm microphone input, Audio line input |
| Audio Output Interface | 3.5mm audio output |
| Driver | Multi-system driver-free |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Dimensions | 115mm x 65mm x 20mm |

Detailed product specifications and dimensions.
| Category | Resolution | Refresh Rate | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input/Loop Out | 3840*2160P | 60Hz | HDR |
| 2560*1440P | 144Hz, 120Hz | HDR | |
| 2560*1080P | 144Hz, 120Hz | HDR | |
| 1920*1080P | 240Hz, 144Hz, 120Hz | HDR | |
| Live Streaming/Recording | 3840*2160P | 60Hz | / |
| 2560*1440P | 144Hz, 120Hz | / | |
| 2560*1080P | 144Hz, 120Hz | / | |
| 1920*1080P | 240Hz, 144Hz, 120Hz | / |
Picture Formats Supported: RGB24, MJPEG, NV12, I420, YUY2

Detailed image parameters for various resolutions and refresh rates.
Troubleshooting
- No Signal/Image Vibration/Cuts Out:
- Ensure all HDMI and USB cables are securely connected.
- Verify that the connected devices (e.g., game console, mobile phone) have HDCP disabled as per the 'Setup Instructions'.
- Check the quality of your USB cable. Some users report that the included USB cable may not support 4K resolution effectively. Using a higher quality USB 3.0 cable is recommended for optimal performance, especially for 4K capture.
- Confirm your computer meets the recommended specifications for live streaming and recording.
- Adjust resolution and refresh rate settings in your capture software (e.g., OBS Studio) to match the capabilities of your display and the capture card.
- Software Not Detecting Device:
- The device is driver-free. Ensure your operating system is compatible (Windows 7/8/10/11, Mac OS 10.15+, Linux Kernel 2.4.6+, Android).
- Try restarting your computer and reconnecting the capture card.
- Test with different USB ports on your computer, preferably a USB 3.0 port.
- Ensure your capture software (e.g., OBS Studio) is up to date.
- Overheating/Lag during Long Streams:
- The device is designed with efficient heat dissipation. If you experience issues, ensure it's placed in a well-ventilated area.
- Verify your computer's CPU and GPU usage during streaming; high usage can lead to system-wide lag, not necessarily the capture card.
- Audio Quality Issues:
- Check all audio cable connections (microphone, headset, line input).
- Ensure audio settings in your capture software are correctly configured for the capture card's audio inputs/outputs.

Common questions and answers regarding device functionality.
User Tips
- USB Cable Quality: For optimal 4K capture and to avoid image issues, consider using a high-quality USB 3.0 cable, as the included cable might not always support the full bandwidth required for 4K.
- OBS Settings: Be prepared to spend some time tweaking settings in OBS Studio (or your preferred capture software) to achieve the best video and audio quality for your specific setup and devices.
- HDCP is Key: Always remember to disable HDCP on your game consoles (PS4/PS5) or contact customer service for mobile/set-top boxes if you encounter a black screen.
- System Resources: Ensure your computer meets or exceeds the recommended specifications for smooth live streaming and recording, especially for higher resolutions and frame rates.
Maintenance
To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Llano Video Capture Card, follow these maintenance guidelines:
- Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the device. Avoid using liquid cleaners or abrasive materials.
- Storage: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Handling: Handle the device with care to prevent physical damage. Avoid dropping or subjecting it to strong impacts.
- Ventilation: Ensure the device has adequate ventilation during operation to aid in heat dissipation. Do not block the ventilation holes.
Warranty and Support
The Llano HDMI Live Stream Switcher 4K 60Hz Video Capture Card comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and malfunctions under normal use.
For technical support, warranty claims, or any questions not covered in this manual, please contact Llano customer service through your retailer or the official Llano support channels. Please have your purchase receipt and product model information ready when contacting support.