Magewell - Pro Convert IP to USB (62300)
Model: 62300
SKU: 12110009
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Decodes one NDI, NDI HX2/HX3, H.264 or H.265 stream over Ethernet and outputs it via USB as a standard UVC webcam device up to 1080p60.
Supports NDI High Bandwidth, NDI HX2/HX3, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, HTTP, RTP, and UDP streams for flexible IP-video integration.
Outputs video and audio through USB as a driver-free UVC/UAC device on Windows, macOS, and Linux — works instantly with most software.
Decodes and outputs uncompressed YUY2/NV12 at 1080p60 or MJPEG at 1080p30, with 2-channel, 16-bit 48 kHz audio for reliable conferencing or streaming.
Supports PTZ control via NDI or VISCA over UDP, plus a web-based configuration interface and HTTP API for remote administration.
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Convert IP and NDI video sources into a universal USB webcam signal with the Magewell Pro Convert IP to USB 62300. This compact interface allows NDI, NDI HX, and streaming protocol sources to appear as standard UVC/UAC devices, enabling simple plug-and-play workflows for conferencing, streaming, recording, and AV-over-IP deployments. The device receives one video stream over Ethernet — including NDI, NDI HX2/HX3, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, or H.264/H.265 streams — and converts it into a USB 3.0 output that appears as a standard webcam. It supports video up to 1080p60 (YUY2/NV12) or 1080p30 (MJPEG), plus 2-channel 48 kHz audio output. Because the USB output is UVC/UAC compliant, no drivers or special plugins are required. It works immediately with Windows, macOS, Linux, and virtually any software that accepts USB cameras. Supports PTZ control via NDI or VISCA over UDP for compatible network cameras. A built-in web interface and API provide remote setup, firmware updates, and integration into centralized management systems. Use the Pro Convert IP to USB to integrate NDI cameras into conference rooms, bring IP feeds into streaming or production software, or simplify AV-over-IP workflows where installing additional capture software may not be possible.