Yes, you can. Be sure to use the latest avconv build by visiting https://libav.org/ in order to avoid any issues.

You can capture a 4K stream with the following command :

>> avconv -f video4linux2 -framerate 30 -video_size 3840×2160 -i /dev/video0 test4K.avi

1. You have to make sure that you clicked on the Apply button in INOGENI’s Control App after you are done writing the new name.
2. You must carry out a power cycle of the device.
3. In the device manager, under Camera, right-click to erase the device. Then, complete a power cycle. The friendly name should appear.
4. In Microsoft Teams, you need to Quit the session. In the task bar, right-click on the Teams icon and select Quit (just closing the page won’t work). Zoom should be okay after the power cycle

Yes, the SHARE2 and all INOGENI converters are compatible with this software.

Yes. You can check the following sample code in order to try the INOGENI with OpenCV v2.4.9. Please note that the current sample code will only work with YUY2 (4:2:2) formats. In order to capture formats like NV12/YV12/I420, you must install ffdshow, which is a codec mainly used for decoding of video. This application will be able to decode these 4:2:0 formats.

Please also note that this software installation can be irrelevant on some systems.

Install it if you run into issues if you are using the OpenCV sample code as is.

Yes, you can use the following tested 4K cameras:

Sony A7S
Sony A7R
Sony A7 III
Sony RX0
Panasonic GH4
VSN Mobil V.360

+ View list of compatible cameras

The INOGENI product can downscale from 4K to 1080p using the hardware video scaler. The device will scale the input to anything what the user has selected on the application side.