ClonerAlliance
ClonerAlliance UHD Pro 4K H.265/H.264 HDMI Video Recorder tv tuner
Standalone 4K HDMI recorder captures 4K@60fps input and records 4K@30fps or 1080p/720p to USB using H.265/H.264 hardware encoding, supports scheduled recording and live commentary.
- TypeVideo Capture & Editing
- Remote ControlRemote Included
- Video EncodingHardware Encoding
- Mac CompatibleYes
- Standalone recording — no PC needed
- H.265/H.264 hardware encoding up to 4K 30 fps
- 4K 60 fps input with ultra-low latency under 100 ms
- UVC standard for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android streaming
- Live commentary mixed directly into gameplay footage
Standalone 4K HDMI Recorder
The ClonerAlliance UHD Pro records 4K UHD video from any HDMI source directly to a USB storage device. No computer is required for operation. It accepts 4K input at 60 frames per second and records at up to 4K 30fps, 1080p or 720p using hardware H.265 and H.264 encoding. A remote control is included for instant playback and scheduled recording.
Recording limits and PC connectivity
The device captures a maximum of 4K at 30 frames per second despite accepting a 60fps signal. Encoding is performed in hardware with H.265 or H.264 compression only. For live streaming, the UVC connection to a PC delivers ultra-low latency under 100 milliseconds. Windows, Mac, Linux and Android systems are supported without proprietary drivers.
Simple setup with common pitfalls
One-button recording and snapshot capture make basic use straightforward. The remote handles scheduling and playback on the USB drive. When switching to PC mode for streaming, third-party software such as OBS is needed on Mac and Linux. Ensure the USB storage device has sufficient capacity and a compatible file system, as the recorder does not supply one.
Highlights
- Standalone recording — no PC needed
- H.265/H.264 hardware encoding up to 4K 30 fps
- 4K 60 fps input with ultra-low latency under 100 ms
- UVC standard for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android streaming
- Live commentary mixed directly into gameplay footage
Specifications
| Type | Video Capture & Editing |
|---|---|
| Remote Control | Remote Included |
| Video Encoding | Hardware Encoding |
| Mac Compatible | Yes |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the H.265 or H.264 encoding option for my recordings?
H.265 gives smaller files at the same quality, while H.264 offers wider device compatibility; both are handled by the built-in hardware encoder.
What does the 4K 30fps recording figure mean when I connect a 4K 60fps source?
The unit accepts 4K at 60fps input but records at 4K 30fps, 1080p or 720p, so fast motion is captured at half the source frame rate.
How does the UVC standard affect what I can do with the To PC port?
The To PC port uses UVC so the recorder appears as a webcam on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android, enabling ultra-low latency streaming under 100ms without extra drivers.
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