TUF GAMING CAPTURE BOX-4KPRO - Video Capture Card ASUS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	External Video Capture Card
Brand	ASUS
Model	TUF GAMING CAPTURE BOX-4KPRO
Maximum Input Resolution	4K (2160p) at 28 Hz (SDR)
Maximum Output/Recording Resolution	1920 x 1080 at 60 ips
Connectivity	HDMI (input), USB 3.0, 3.5 mm headphone jack (audio out + mic)
Software Features	Recording, live streaming, audio control, RGB lighting control, firmware updates, support
Encoding Formats	Auto, H.264/H.265 (depending on encoder)
Encoding Bitrate	Up to 40.5 Mbps
HDR	Supported (enable/disable in settings)
Virtual UVC	Supported (compatible with OBS)
Timeshift (delayed playback)	Yes, adjustable duration up to 5 minutes
HDCP Detection	Yes, switchable (allows capture of iOS content)
Supported Streaming Services	YouTube (HLS), Facebook, Twitch (via stream key)
Compatible Platforms	Windows (ASUS Video Capture Console software), compatible with OBS
Power Supply	Via USB (bus-powered)
Maintenance and Cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth; avoid liquids
Safety	Use in a dry, room-temperature environment; do not expose to moisture
Spare Parts and Repairability	Contact ASUS support for repairs; parts not available separately
General Information	Centralized control software (ASUS Video Capture Console) for recording, streaming, audio, lighting, and updates

Frequently Asked Questions - TUF GAMING CAPTURE BOX-4KPRO ASUS

What is the maximum recording resolution of the TUF GAMING CAPTURE BOX-4KPRO?

The maximum recording resolution is 1920x1080 at 60 fps. The HDMI input can accept up to 4K (2160p) at 28 Hz, but capture is done at 1080p.

Can I use the capture card without the ASUS Video Capture Console software?

Yes, the card can be used with other software like OBS thanks to the Virtual UVC feature. However, the ASUS software offers advanced features such as lighting control and firmware updates.

How do I update the firmware of the capture card?

Open the ASUS Video Capture Console software, go to the Live Update tab. You can check for updates online or install a manually downloaded firmware file via Local Update.

Does the card support HDR?

Yes, HDR is supported. You can enable or disable it in Preview and Recording Settings under the 'Enable HDR' option.

How do I configure live streaming to Twitch or YouTube?

In the Live Streaming tab, click the '+' button to add a profile. Enter a name, select the service (e.g., YouTube-HLS), and paste the stream key and server URL provided by the platform.

What should I do if I don't see an image in the preview?

First, check that the HDMI source is on and properly connected. Make sure HDCP detection is disabled if using an Apple device (audio settings). Restart the software or reinstall the drivers.

Can I record and stream at the same time?

Yes, the software allows starting recording and streaming simultaneously. Use the respective buttons in the Preview and Recording and Live Streaming interfaces.

How do I adjust the audio volume of the HDMI source?

Go to the Audio Control tab. You will find sliders to adjust the volume of HDMI input, headphone, and microphone. Enable or disable HDCP detection if needed.

What does the 'Timeshift' option mean?

Timeshift allows you to pause or rewind the live video stream. You can enable it in settings and set a maximum duration (e.g., 5 minutes). Ideal for not missing anything during a stream.

How do I customize the lighting effects of the card?

In the Lighting Control tab, choose a mode (default, user, off). In user mode, you can customize the color with RGB sliders and preview the effect. Click 'Apply' to confirm.

USER MANUAL TUF GAMING CAPTURE BOX-4KPRO ASUS

for ASUS Video Capture Products

Quick Start Guide

Q20238 / First Edition / August 2022

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About ASUS Video Capture Console

ASUS Video Capture Console is an easy-to-use video recording and live streaming software that lets you quickly and painlessly capture video content and broadcast to your audience without a steep learning curve. Also integrated into the software is light and audio control for all connected ASUS video capture products, allowing you to customize the lighting effects of your devices' Addressable RGB (ARGB) elements and enables full audio control from your PC or console. This software takes seamless integration to another level by providing software and firmware updates for connected ASUS capture boxes all from one centralized interface.

Getting Started

After you complete setting up your ASUS video capture product, it is recommended that you download and install ASUS Video Capture Console to your streaming PC.

System Requirements

Refer to your ASUS video capture product's quick start guide for your streaming PC's system requirements.

Downloading the ASUS Video Capture Console Software

Visit https://www.asus.com/support/ to download the software for your ASUS video capture product.

NOTES

• Make sure the firmware and drivers are updated for your ASUS video capture product. Visit https://www.asus.com/support/ for the latest updates.
• ASUS Video Capture Console can be used as a standalone or together with a live streaming software, such as OBS™ Console. To download and get more information on OBS™ Console, go to their official website.

ASUS Video Capture Console User Interface

NOTE: The screenshots in this guide are for reference only. The available functions may vary depending on devices connected.

Preview & Record

* Only available when Enable Timeshift is turned on in Preview & Record Settings.

Preview & Record Settings

The Settings pane in Preview & Record provides you with various options for video output and video recording.

Accessing the Preview & Record Settings pane:

1. Click Preview & Record from the Function panel.
2. Click ✿ in the lower right-hand corner of the window.

* Enabling Virtual UVC allows the video content created to be shared and used by other video streaming software, such as OBS.

Streaming

Streaming Settings

Accessing the Streaming Settings pane:

1. Click Streaming from the Function panel.
2. Click ⚙ in the lower right-hand corner of the window.

Adding a new streaming profile

1. Click + next to the Profile List dropdown box.
2. Enter a name for the profile in the Profile Name input box (A) and select a service (B).

1. Copy and paste the Stream Key (A) and Server URL (B) from a live streaming service provider, such as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch, and then click Apply.

Audio Control

Light Control

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1. Copy and paste the Stream Key (A) and Server URL (B) from your live streaming service provider, such as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch, and then click Apply.

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