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Black rectangular capture dongle with HDMI input, HDMI loop-out, USB 3.0 cable and microphone port

ESTONE

ESTONE OZC5 4K@60Hz HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capturing Device

SKU CH-X1TN-W7WK0

Captures HDMI at 4K 60 Hz and records 1080p 60 FPS or 4K 30 FPS via USB 3.0 with zero-latency loop-out

  • InterfaceUSB 3.0
  • Resolution Support4K
  • Camera ResolutionUp to 4K Video
  • ColorBlack
  • HDMI1 Input/1 Output
  • USB Port1
  • 4K@60 Hz pass-through keeps your monitor in sync while recording
  • USB 3.0 bandwidth streams 1080p at 60 fps to OBS or VLC
  • HDMI loop-out adds zero latency for live gameplay
  • Driver-free setup works on Windows 7 through 10, Mac OS and Linux
  • Compact 5.67 × 5.04 × 1.34 in design needs no external power

What it does and who uses it

The ESTONE OZC5 captures one HDMI signal and sends it over USB 3.0 to a computer for streaming or recording. It accepts input up to 3840x2160 at 60 Hz and loops the same signal to a local display with zero latency. The device is powered entirely by the USB connection and works with Windows, macOS and Linux without driver installation.

Capture limits of the USB 3.0 link

Although the HDMI path passes 4K at 60 Hz, the USB 3.0 recording pipeline tops out at 1080p 60 FPS or 4K 30 FPS. HDR, EDID and HDCP 2.2 are supported on the input, but recorded footage cannot exceed those frame-rate ceilings. Buyers who need 4K 60 FPS capture files must choose a different interface.

The spec that decides fit

Maximum recorded resolution is 1080p at 60 frames per second or 4K at 30 frames per second. If your workflow demands higher recorded frame rates at 4K, this capture card will not meet the requirement.

Highlights

  • 4K@60 Hz pass-through keeps your monitor in sync while recording
  • USB 3.0 bandwidth streams 1080p at 60 fps to OBS or VLC
  • HDMI loop-out adds zero latency for live gameplay
  • Driver-free setup works on Windows 7 through 10, Mac OS and Linux
  • Compact 5.67 × 5.04 × 1.34 in design needs no external power

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesOZC5
ModelOZC5
InterfaceUSB 3.0
Resolution Support4K
Camera ResolutionUp to 4K Video
ColorBlack
HDMI1 Input/1 Output
USB Port1
LED IndicatorYes
CompatibilityThe Video Caputure Card supports max. Input and output resolution of 3840*2160@60Hz, with USB 3.0 records in 1080p 60FPS, suitable for Windows and Mac OS, widely compatible with HDMI-port devices, for example, Game console, DVD, TV, set-top box, DV, camcorder, PS4, PS3, Xbox One.
System RequirementsPlug and Play,No Need to Install Driver: It is compatible with Linux, Mac OS, windows 7/8/8.1/10, very easy to setup, there is no need to install driver.
Power SupplyNo need Power Supply
FeatureEasy to carry and good compatibility: 4K@60Hz HDMI to USB3.0 video capture card, easy to carry, superior performance, good compatibility, simple installation, powerful features, etc., can collect 1 HDMI input signal
4Kx2K With 30FPS,Support HDCP: The HD video capture card can support HDCP 4Kx2K with 30FPS and 1080P with 60FPS, it is very suitable to use it for game live streaming.
Faster Data Transmition: USB3.0 high speed transmission port,let your live streaming to Twitch, Youtube, OBS, Potplayer and VLC more easily.
ZERO Latency HDMI Loopout: There is no latency when you use the h
Dimensions5.67 x 5.04 x 1.34 inches
Weight5 ounces
Package Content1 x 4k@60Hz HDMI to USB3.0 Video Capture Card
1 x USB3.0 High Speed usb3.0 date cable
1 x Product Manual
Option4K

Questions about this item

Which capture card option should I choose for my setup?

The ESTONE OZC5 is offered as a single 4K model with HDMI input and loop-out, USB 3.0 connection, and microphone input included.

What does the 4K@60Hz specification mean when I am actually recording?

The device accepts a 3840x2160@60Hz signal through HDMI 2.0, but records at 1080p 60FPS or 4K 30FPS over USB 3.0.

How does the USB 3.0 interface limit what I can capture?

USB 3.0 bandwidth caps recording to 1080p 60FPS or 4K 30FPS even though the HDMI loop-out passes 4K@60Hz untouched.

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