Atomos Nexus HDMI to USB Converter

Atomos Nexus HDMI to USB Converter – Convert up to 4Kp30 HDMI to 1080p60 USB for streaming

The Atomos Nexus HDMI to USB Converter converts an HDMI signal into a USB video feed for live streaming and conferencing. It accepts HDMI inputs up to UHD 4K30 and provides a USB output up to 1080p60. The Nexus works with Mac and Windows computers and connects directly to streaming platforms and applications.

Key benefits and uses

Use the Nexus to bring HDMI sources into streaming and conferencing software. It enables you to:

• Connect an HDMI camera and use it as a webcam on your computer.
• Stream gameplay from gaming systems via HDMI.
• Capture monitor signals or feeds from other HDMI devices for live production.
• Send a switched feed from an Atomos Shogun 7 monitor/recorder/switcher to your computer for streaming.

Supported input and output formats

The Nexus accepts a range of HDMI inputs and converts them to a USB-compatible output. Specifically:

• HDMI input: up to UHD 4K30.
• HD and 720p inputs: up to 60p.
• USB output: up to 1080p60 (YUV.JPEG).

Compatibility with software and platforms

The Nexus works with common CDN platforms and professional streaming applications. It connects to your computer and is compatible with services and apps such as:

• Skype, MS Teams, and Zoom
• Twitch and YouTube Live
• OBS, StreamLabs OBS, Wirecast, and X-Split

These integrations allow you to use the Nexus as a video source inside both consumer and professional streaming workflows.

Connection, power and mounting

The Nexus uses USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A output for compatibility with many computers. It connects to your system with the included USB-3 to USB-C cable and draws power from the computer's USB port, so no external power supply is required. Two hook-and-loop (velcro) strips are supplied for mounting the unit where you need it.

What's in the box

• 1x Atomos Nexus Unit
• 1x 20cm USB-3-> USB-C cable
• 2x velcro strips

Technical specifications

FAQ

question: Will the Nexus work with my streaming software?
Answer: Yes. The Nexus connects to your computer and is compatible with popular platforms and applications including OBS, StreamLabs OBS, Wirecast, X-Split, Twitch, YouTube Live, Skype, MS Teams, and Zoom.

question: Can I use a camera connected via HDMI as a webcam?
Answer: Yes. You can connect an HDMI camera to the Nexus and use that camera as a webcam source on your Mac or Windows computer for streaming and conferencing.

question: What resolutions does the Nexus support?
Answer: The Nexus accepts HDMI inputs up to UHD 4K30, supports HD and 720p inputs up to 60p, and outputs up to 1080p60 over USB in YUV.JPEG format.

question: Do I need an external power supply?
Answer: No. The Nexus draws power from your computer's USB port and does not require an external power supply.

question: Can I use the Nexus with an Atomos Shogun 7?
Answer: Yes. When used with the Atomos Shogun 7, which can record and switch multiple 1080p60 signals, the Nexus can send the switched feed to your computer for streaming.