HDMI Monitor: Capture Card

Turn your Android tablet or phone into a portable HDMI monitor. Plug in a USB HDMI capture card and see any HDMI source in full screen, with sound: Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox, Steam Deck, cameras, drones, laptops, mini PCs and Raspberry Pi. It works as an HDMI viewer and capture card viewer: HDMI in on Android, no rooting needed. Free to use with no daily time limit, and no ads while you watch. 🎮 PLAY YOUR CONSOLE ANYWHERE Use your tablet as a monitor for Switch, PS5 or Xbox on the go, in another room, on a trip or on a plane. A USB 3.0 capture card gives smooth 1080p at 60 fps, with HDMI sound on the speaker or headphones. Retro CRT mode adds scanlines and rich colours for retro consoles. 📷 PRO CAMERA MONITOR Use your phone or tablet as an external monitor for your camera, a lightweight field monitor for mirrorless cameras, camcorders, GoPro and drones: • Focus peaking shows what is sharp • Zebra stripes warn about overexposed areas • Rule-of-thirds grid, mirror and flip • Brightness, contrast, saturation, hue and sharpness 💻 SECOND SCREEN FOR ANY HDMI DEVICE Laptop, mini PC, Raspberry Pi, TV box or headless server: connect its HDMI output and your tablet becomes a wired second screen, a portable tablet monitor you can take anywhere. No software to install on the other device and no Wi-Fi needed. ⏺ RECORD AND SCREENSHOT Record video with HDMI sound to MP4 and take screenshots in one tap. Everything is saved to your gallery. ✨ FEATURES • OTG HDMI input on Android through any UVC capture card (USB-C, or USB-A with an OTG adapter) • UVC camera viewer for other USB video devices too • Opens automatically when you plug the capture card in • Video modes up to 1080p, MJPEG and YUY2, 60 fps or 30 fps • HDMI audio playback through capture cards that send sound • Fit, Fill or Stretch, rotation, mirror and flip • Screen stays awake while you watch, for free • Keeps landscape, hides the controls while you play • Compatibility check: tests USB host support, the card and its USB speed • Step-by-step setup guide for consoles, cameras and sound • 10 languages, works on Android 7.0 and newer 🔌 WHAT YOU NEED Phones and tablets have no HDMI input, so a plain HDMI cable or USB-C hub will not work. You need a small USB HDMI capture card (UVC video capture device, about $10–25): HDMI source → HDMI cable → capture card → your device. • USB 3.0 cards (MS2130 chip) reach 1080p at 60 fps • USB 2.0 cards (MS2109 chip) are fine for 1080p at 30 fps • A USB-C hub with Power Delivery lets you charge while you watch ❓ GOOD TO KNOW • PS5 / PS4: turn off HDCP in Settings → System → HDMI, otherwise the picture stays black. Content protected by HDCP (streaming apps, Blu-ray) cannot be shown by any capture card. • For sound, set your source to output audio over HDMI, then tap Sound. Android treats HDMI audio from a capture card like a microphone, so it asks for microphone access. Nothing is recorded or sent unless you press Record. • This app works with HDMI capture cards and other UVC video devices, including USB webcams. It does not turn the USB-C port itself into an HDMI input. Plug in, open HDMI Monitor and enjoy a big portable screen for gaming, filming and work. Questions or a card that does not work? Use the Compatibility check, copy the report and send it to us. We read every message.

• Smoother HDMI monitor: no more freezes when you unplug the capture card or change resolution • The app stays responsive while the HDMI input reconnects on tablets and phones • Play Switch, PS5 and Xbox or use your phone as a camera monitor without hangs • More stability fixes