INOGENI 4KX-Plus Converter
Best professional converter for seamless hybrid meeting room integration.
This is the ultimate bridge for professional meeting spaces, turning any HDMI camera into a plug-and-play USB source. It bypasses the headache of proprietary licensing fees and complex setups, though you sacrifice the simplicity of an all-in-one system for the flexibility of a modular, high-performance workflow.
$695.00
at
Midwich (US)
Who it's for
- Broadcasters requiring smooth, high-resolution video capture
- IT professionals needing quick, driverless cross-platform deployment
- Video editors prioritizing maximum image and color fidelity
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious hobbyists seeking affordable capture solutions
- Users with limited or shared USB port connectivity
- Mobile creators wanting a simple, cable-free setup
Performance breakdown
Interoperability
Seamlessly bridges Cisco and Barco ecosystems without expensive licensing hurdles.
Setup Simplicity
True plug-and-play functionality eliminates the need for complex driver installations.
Video Fidelity
Maintains crisp 4K resolution for professional-grade visual clarity during meetings.
Build Reliability
Passive cooling and robust Canadian engineering ensure consistent, long-term performance.
System Versatility
Works effortlessly across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments for broad compatibility.
Monitoring Capability
Integrated HDMI loop output provides essential real-time visual feedback for operators.
Key Specs
Maximum Resolution Supported
4K Ultra HD (3840/4096×2160) at 30 fps
Compatibility
USB 2.0 (MJPEG), Cisco Webex apps, Barco ClickShare CX series
Certifications
TAA Compliant
Shipping Weight
0.3 lbs
Country of Origin
Canada (CA)
Connector Type
HDMI input, USB 3.0 output
Shipping Dimensions
3.9" W x 2.9" H x 0.75" D
Harmonize Code
8517.62.00
Bracket Profile Type
Full Height
Operating System Compatibility
Windows 10, macOS, Linux
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