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Audio & video
Headsets and headphones, USB and XLR microphones, speakers and sound cards, webcams and capture cards for calls, gaming and content creation. Choose by connection and use, and pay in BTC, ETH or USDT.
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DeckLink 8K Pro G2 Capture Card 8K60 4x 12G-SDI HDMI 2.1
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Clear audio and a sharp picture matter for gaming with friends, work calls and streaming alike. Where to start:
- Headsets: one device for game audio and voice chat. Choose wireless or wired, open-back or closed-back, and check platform support for consoles.
- Microphones: a dedicated mic sounds much clearer than a headset boom. USB mics plug straight in; XLR mics need an audio interface or mixer but leave room to grow.
- Webcams: 1080p at 60 fps is a solid standard for calls and streams; 4K adds detail and cropping room in good light.
- Speakers & sound cards: desktop speakers, soundbars, sound cards and DACs for clearer sound at the desk.
- Capture cards: bring a console, camera or second PC into your recordings and streams.
Light and sound make as much difference as the hardware: a key light in front of you improves any webcam, and a dynamic microphone close to your mouth picks up less room echo and keyboard noise. Many creators start with a USB microphone and a 1080p webcam, then add a capture card and a stream controller as they grow.
Questions about audio & video
Do I need a separate microphone if my headset has one?
Not for gaming chat or calls. A dedicated microphone sounds noticeably clearer and fuller, which matters for streaming, podcasts and recordings.
Should I buy a USB or an XLR microphone?
USB microphones are plug-and-play and suit most home setups. XLR microphones need an audio interface or mixer, but they let you upgrade parts separately and connect several microphones.
What webcam resolution do I need for streaming?
1080p at 60 fps covers most streaming platforms and video calls. 4K webcams help if you crop the image or record at high resolution, and they need good lighting.
