Dcyfol ozc3 4K HDMI Capture Card 1080p 60fps Black
Captures 4K 60fps input and records 1080p 60fps video via USB with plug-and-play operation and a 3.5 mm microphone port
- Typeozc3
- ColorBlack
- Features4K 60fps Capture, Plug and Play, Wide Compatibility, Real-ti
- Weight0.209 kilograms
- Package ContentsCapture Card
- 4K 60fps input looped for real-time preview
- 1080p 60fps capture with low-latency performance
- Driver-free plug-and-play on Windows and Mac
- 5 mm mic input for live commentary
- Includes HDMI, USB cables and adapter
What this capture card does
The Dcyfol ozc3 captures video at 1080p 60fps from any HDMI source up to 4K 60fps input. It connects via USB with no driver installation and includes a 3.5 mm microphone port for live commentary during streams or recordings.
Capacity and headroom
The card handles Full HD 1080p at 60 frames per second for gameplay, conferences or camera feeds. It accepts a 4K 60fps signal for pass-through preview but cannot record at that resolution, so 4K capture is the limit.
The spec that decides fit
A built-in 3.5 mm audio input lets you add a headset or microphone directly to the device for voice-over without extra cables. If your workflow needs separate audio routing or higher capture resolution, this card will not meet those needs.
Highlights
- 4K 60fps input looped for real-time preview
- 1080p 60fps capture with low-latency performance
- Driver-free plug-and-play on Windows and Mac
- 5 mm mic input for live commentary
- Includes HDMI, USB cables and adapter
Specifications
| Brand | Dcyfol |
|---|---|
| Model | ozc3 |
| Part Number | 022 |
| Type | ozc3 |
| Color | Black |
| Features | 4K 60fps Capture, Plug and Play, Wide Compatibility, Real-time Preview, Built-in Microphone |
| Weight | 0.209 kilograms |
| Package Contents | Capture Card |
Questions about this item
Will the ozc3 capture card pass a 4K 60fps signal from my PS5 through to an older 1080p monitor while I record?
The card accepts 4K 60fps input and provides a loop-out for preview, so the console signal reaches the monitor while the USB feed captures 1080p 60fps to the PC.
How can I confirm the ozc3 is capturing 1080p 60fps correctly in OBS after plugging it in?
Open OBS, add the device as a video capture source, set the resolution to 1080p and the frame rate to 60 fps, then verify the preview shows smooth gameplay without dropped frames.
The box lists only the capture card — do I need to buy an HDMI cable, USB cable or 3.5 mm microphone separately?
The supplier package includes one HDMI cable, one USB cable and one USB adapter; a 3.5 mm headset or microphone for commentary is not included and must be purchased separately.
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