AMX-UVC1-4K vs FGN3132-CD-B — Compare

AMX UVC1-4K 4K HDMI to USB Capture vs AMX NMX-ENC-N3132-C H.264 Compressed Video over IP Encoder, PoE, SFP, HDMI, USB for Record, Card B-Stock

The AMX UVC1-4K is a direct USB capture device for single HDMI sources feeding streaming software on a PC or Mac, while the NMX-ENC-N3132-C is a networked encoder card for integrating video into enterprise IP infrastructure. Choose the UVC1-4K for straightforward live streaming or content production; choose the NMX-ENC-N3132-C for institutional AV systems, distributed networks, or broadcast facilities.

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AMX UVC1-4K 4K HDMI to USB Capture

$990.00
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AMX NMX-ENC-N3132-C H.264 Compressed Video over IP Encoder, PoE, SFP, HDMI, USB for Record, Card B-Stock

$1,149.60
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Specs side by side

AMX UVC1-4K 4K HDMI to USB CaptureAMX NMX-ENC-N3132-C H.264 Compressed Video over IP Encoder, PoE, SFP, HDMI, USB for Record, Card B-Stock
Price$990.00$1,149.60
BrandAMXAMX
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose AMX UVC1-4K 4K HDMI to USB Capture

  • Captures 4K HDMI input at full 4096×2160p@60 with HDR and 10-bit color depth
  • Bus-powered via USB Type C—no external power supply required
  • Plug-and-play UVC 1.1 compliance—works on Windows and macOS without drivers
  • Compact footprint ideal for portable streaming rigs and studio setups

Why choose AMX NMX-ENC-N3132-C H.264 Compressed Video over IP Encoder, PoE, SFP, HDMI, USB for Record, Card B-Stock

  • H.264 encoder transmits video over IP networks for distributed, enterprise-scale deployments
  • Dual network ports (Gigabit Ethernet and 1GB SFP) with PoE support eliminate separate power runs
  • Handles both HDMI and analog VGA inputs for legacy and modern source compatibility
  • Adjustable compression bit-rates (32 Kbps–10 Mbps) optimize for any available bandwidth
Bottom line: Choose the UVC1-4K if you need to capture 4K HDMI into streaming software on a single workstation. Choose the NMX-ENC-N3132-C if you're building a networked video infrastructure for live events, institutional AV systems, or broadcast facilities that require IP-based distribution.

Frequently asked questions

What is the key technical difference between these two?

The UVC1-4K is a direct USB capture card for streaming software on a computer; it sends video over USB 3.0 to your PC or Mac. The NMX-ENC-N3132-C is a networked encoder card that compresses video into H.264 and transmits it over Ethernet/IP infrastructure, suitable for large installations and remote viewing.

Which one supports 4K video?

Only the UVC1-4K accepts and captures 4K input up to 4096×2160p@60. The NMX-ENC-N3132-C encodes full HD (1080p60) only.

Does either one require external power?

The UVC1-4K is bus-powered entirely via USB Type C. The NMX-ENC-N3132-C supports PoE (Power over Ethernet) on one Gigabit Ethernet port, reducing or eliminating the need for a separate power supply in networked installations.

What skill level is each suited for?

The UVC1-4K works for beginners through professionals and requires no driver installation or networking knowledge. The NMX-ENC-N3132-C is designed for professional-level integrators and system administrators who understand IP video infrastructure and network deployment.

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