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Small rectangular camera with manual zoom lens, USB-C and HDMI ports, dark matte finish

BoYata

BoYata 4K USB HDMI Camera 2 in 1 accessory

SKU CH-9MX9-9BRM7

A 4K USB and HDMI camera with 4x optical zoom and simultaneous dual output for PC and display

  • Simultaneous USB and HDMI output lets you stream to a PC and display on a TV at the same time
  • USB 2.0 delivers 2160p resolution while HDMI provides 1080p for flexible viewing options
  • 8‑12mm manual lens gives 4x optical zoom plus 2x digital zoom for detailed close‑ups
  • New video format compresses up to 50% more than H.264, reducing bandwidth and storage needs
  • UVC plug‑and‑play works instantly with PC, laptop, Android or Raspberry Pi without driver installation

Dual HDMI and USB output for live streaming

This 2-in-1 camera sends 4K video over USB and 1080P over HDMI at the same time, so a PC and a TV can display the feed together. A 2.8-12mm manual lens provides 4X optical zoom plus 2X digital zoom for detailed close-ups. UVC compliance means it works on Windows, Linux, Android and Raspberry Pi without extra drivers. Power comes from a USB Type-C connection.

Sustained 30 FPS at 3840x2160

The sensor maintains 30 frames per second at full 4K resolution over USB 2.0 while the HDMI path delivers 1080P. H.264 and MJPEG formats are available, and the newer codec option reduces bandwidth needs by roughly 50 percent compared with H.264. YUY2 is also supported for uncompressed capture. This steady throughput suits long recording sessions such as wildlife monitoring or technical inspection where dropped frames cannot be tolerated.

Replaces separate USB webcams

Users who currently run one camera for a computer and another for a monitor can consolidate to this single device. It is not suited for buyers who need higher than 1080P on the HDMI port or who require frame rates above 30 FPS at 4K. The manual zoom lens also means it does not serve applications demanding motorised focus or automatic tracking.

Highlights

  • Simultaneous USB and HDMI output lets you stream to a PC and display on a TV at the same time
  • USB 2.0 delivers 2160p resolution while HDMI provides 1080p for flexible viewing options
  • 8‑12mm manual lens gives 4x optical zoom plus 2x digital zoom for detailed close‑ups
  • New video format compresses up to 50% more than H.264, reducing bandwidth and storage needs
  • UVC plug‑and‑play works instantly with PC, laptop, Android or Raspberry Pi without driver installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the camera get hot or draw much power when streaming 3840x2160 at 30 FPS all day?

It runs from a USB Type-C supply and uses USB 2.0 bandwidth, so heat and power draw stay low during continuous 2160P output.

Which cables and display ports must I already have to use both outputs at once?

You need a USB Type-C cable for the PC link and an HDMI cable plus a screen with an HDMI input for the simultaneous 1080P feed.

Will the 2.8-12 mm manual zoom lens work smoothly with my older Raspberry Pi board?

Yes, the UVC-compliant USB connection needs no extra drivers on Raspberry Pi, and the lens provides 4X optical plus 2X digital zoom for close-up detail.

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