GRACETOP
GRACETOP GTUS-AV2USBCP2 video capturing device 1080P30 720P60 USB-C
Converts AV, CVBS and S-Video sources to 1080P30 or 720P60 USB-C output for digitising tapes and legacy devices
- Camera ResolutionUp to 1080p Video
- USB Port1
- S-Video1 In
- Option2 Port
- Digitise analogue tapes to 1080p30 or 720p60 via USB-C
- Plug-and-play UVC/UAC device works with Windows, Linux, Android and macOS
- Captures CVBS, S-Video and RCA audio without extra sound hardware
- Compatible with OBS, PotPlayer, Amcap, VLC and mobile camera apps
- 25 mm 4-pin input connects VCR, camcorder, DVR or security feed
VHS to Digital Converter
The GRACETOP GTUS-AV2USBCP2 captures analogue AV, CVBS and S‑VIDEO sources at up to 1080p30 or 720p60 and sends the stream over a single USB‑C link. It is aimed at anyone digitising VHS, VCR, Hi8, Mini DV or camcorder tapes, as well as retro gaming consoles with composite output.
UVC UAC Plug and Play Limits
The device uses standard UVC and UAC protocols, so it works driver‑free on Windows, Linux, Android and Mac OS with software such as OBS, VLC, PotPlayer or AMCAP. Capture is capped at the stated 1080p30 and 720p60 rates, and the hardware auto‑detects PAL or NTSC without manual switching.
Compact OTG Adapter Build
A 1.25 mm 4‑pin jack accepts the included RCA and S‑VIDEO cables, while the USB‑C plug connects directly to laptops, phones or tablets supporting OTG. No external power is required, making the dongle portable for field recording or quick archive sessions, though the short tether limits placement flexibility.
Highlights
- Digitise analogue tapes to 1080p30 or 720p60 via USB-C
- Plug-and-play UVC/UAC device works with Windows, Linux, Android and macOS
- Captures CVBS, S-Video and RCA audio without extra sound hardware
- Compatible with OBS, PotPlayer, Amcap, VLC and mobile camera apps
- 25 mm 4-pin input connects VCR, camcorder, DVR or security feed
Specifications
| Brand | GRACETOP |
|---|---|
| Model | GTUS-AV2USBCP2 |
| Part Number | 2 |
| Camera Resolution | Up to 1080p Video |
| USB Port | 1 |
| S-Video | 1 In |
| Option | 2 Port |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1080P30 or the 720P60 setting for my tapes?
Choose 1080P30 when you want the highest spatial detail from VHS, Hi8 or DV sources; choose 720P60 if you prefer smoother motion for fast-action footage such as gaming consoles.
What resolution and frame rate will my recording software actually see?
The device outputs either 1080 lines at 30 frames per second or 720 lines at 60 frames per second, and your software will receive whichever mode you select.
Does the USB-C connection limit the capture quality compared to USB 3.0?
The USB-C port carries the same UVC/UAC stream, so the 1080P30 or 720P60 signal is delivered without extra compression or bandwidth reduction.
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