does it really do 1080P out of a USB port? I didn't think usb2.0 had the bandwidth to do it.
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These products are well established. It can get choppy on some video playback because all processing is done by the CPU, but since it only refreshes the portion of the screen it is usually workable for ad-resolution video and other browsing, I tested a similar product and own a few of these USB 2.0 adapters -- you need a beefy CPU to handle 1080p video.
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Hi there. Unfortunately, no. The USB is for power. It has to plug to a power cube while the micro USB carries the image and sound to the HDMI port. Hope this helps.
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I'm surprised most people have not noticed this being USB 2.0. To achieve anything close to advertised AC speeds you need 3.0 at best.
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It works in a USB 3 port, but does not function as USB 3 only USB 2 speeds. It will not drive a 720p USB camera, and the tech support was laughable they told me you get what you pay for. Basically you cannot extend anything you need real USB speed with... Thanks DB
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Yes; the throughput would be capped at 480 Mbit/s as that is the highest speed achievable from USB 2.0
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It isn't a true 4k, it uses circuitry to simulate 4k resolution. It's called upscaling
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Yeah. Basically you're routing a highway onto a surface street. The USB2 port can only do 60 megabytes per second (in a perfect world, more like 40 normally). USB3 can go 10x faster, but as soon as you try to squeeze it through USB2 it gets choked off.This still makes a damn good 10 port USB2 hub, and if you ever upgrade to USB3 you can transfer it.
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I have not, and I'm surprised it works for others since it only supports USB 1.1 (12Mbps) speeds. Are these webcams low-bandwidth?
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I use it for streaming at 1080P. I only use it for that nothing else loaded on the system.
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Hi. Spec's are correct. One USB 2.0 on the left and two USB 3.0 on the right. There's an HDMi out port next to the two USB 3.0 ports that in photos could look similar to the USB ports. Hope this helps. BTW, I am still pleased with the performance of this unit. Overall, I think it's a tough value to beat. Good luck with your search.
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Seems to be limited to USB2.0. Also as someone already noticed it doesn't seem to support large external drives. I wasn't able to get either of my 3TB drives to work. All usb thumbdrives worked though.
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I am not completely sure I know what you are asking--i.e., you only have 2 usb ports and you need extra, or you have multiple webcams (you say 2), and you have them attached to a controller function or a USB splitter and coming into a single USB port which cannot handle the workload. Nevertheless, this will not use the existing bandwidth since it will go on the rear buss bandwidth set up for additional cards. Also, just because the card is USB3, it does not mean you webcams will run at that speed unless they were designed for USB3. Most consumer webcams I have seen run at USB2 speed which is usually fast enough to give you good video.
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That's pretty much a given. If ur using usb 2.0 to connect you can't have speeds higher than the usb 2 limit.
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i get great quality from it at 1080p... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZj9nAYVsQM&list;=UUCS4a2nsfJBxUScjqabh49w
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Sadly, no. I just tried it out on my Dell 3007, and I can only achieve the non-HDCP resolution of 1280x800.
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Yes. When I tried a usb camera I couldn't use more than 320x240 resolution reliably. I can use up to 720P HD reliably with this.
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Not really sure., however it will only work in low res if you are running it with a USB 2.0 port.