waveshare HDMI to CSI Camera Adapter, Support HDMI Input up to 1080p 30fps Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/Pi Zero/Zero W,Raspberry Pi CSI Cameras
Details
- Compatible DevicesCameras
- Specific Uses For ProductCamera
- Connector TypeHDMI
- Colorblack
- Brandwaveshare
Description
📷 Capture the Future with Every Frame!
- FUTURE PROOF DESIGN - Backward compatibility means you can keep using your favorite devices.
- USER FRIENDLY SETUP - Plug-and-play design ensures a hassle-free installation process.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Transform your HDMI cameras into Raspberry Pi CSI cameras effortlessly.
- HIGH DEFINITION CLARITY - Experience stunning visuals with support for 1080p at 30fps.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works with a wide range of Raspberry Pi models, from 4B to Zero W.
The Waveshare HDMI to CSI Camera Adapter allows you to connect HDMI cameras to your Raspberry Pi, supporting high-definition input up to 1080p at 30fps. Compatible with multiple Raspberry Pi models, this adapter is perfect for tech enthusiasts looking to enhance their projects with superior camera capabilities.
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Reviews
D**W
Worked great for my PiKVM
Worked great for my PiKVM. does not produce a lot of heat and size and fit is perfect for the box I 3d printed. good value for the money and the speed/response seems good as well.
R**N
Used with a PIKVM - Works perfectly
Got this to use with my PIKVM build. It works perfectly!
C**O
Works for PiKVM
got this for a PiKVM project i was working on and works just as needed. if you receive any errors or its not loading up the image in the software ensure the pi and the pikvm software are up to date and it will work.
T**Y
It works
Using it for a pikvm v2 dyi, it works as expected.
K**Y
Works great with a piKVM
No hassle connection to my pi 4 for a piKVM.
M**.
Works perfectly for Pi-KVM
I imagine most are looking at this for Pi-KVM and I can say this works out of the box with Pi-KVM.
M**S
Works well
If you want to build a Pi-KVM to remotely control your computer over the network, or if you want to record HDMI video with your Raspberry Pi, this is for you. The only caveat is that it maxes out at 1080p at 50 frames per second.
A**N
Works for PiKVM no problem
This is not exactly the same device as listed in PiKVM instructions but it works just the same. Not sure if claim of 30fps vs 25fps makes any difference for my use case.
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