Vszerda
Vszerda 4K@60Hz USB 3.2 Video Capturing Device
Captures and passes through 4K 60FPS HDR video with VRR, recording at 4K 60FPS, 1440P 144FPS or 1080P 240FPS via USB 3.2 on Windows 10 or Mac OS X 10.10+
- Capture 4K at 60 fps for crisp recordings
- Pass-through up to 1080p 240 Hz for smooth gameplay
- HDR 12-bit colour depth preserves rich contrast
- VRR support eliminates tearing during live streams
- USB 3.2 UVC plug-and-play works on Windows 10+ and Mac OS 10.10+
Capture capability
This Vszerda device captures HDMI video at 4K 60FPS and records at the same rate. It also accepts 1440p 144FPS and 1080p 240FPS sources for high-frame-rate recording. The HDMI loop-out passes the signal through to a display with HDR support while you stream or record. Audio and video are captured simultaneously for complete session archiving.
System readiness
Your computer must run Windows 10 or later, or Mac OS X 10.10 or later, and provide a free USB 3.2 port for bandwidth. The source device needs an HDMI output capable of the desired resolution and refresh rate. No proprietary drivers are required because the capture card uses the standard UVC interface recognised by the operating system.
Workflow impact
Plug-and-play UVC support means the device appears instantly in OBS and other streaming software without extra installation. VRR pass-through reduces tearing on the connected monitor during live play. HDR 12-bit colour depth is preserved through the loop-out for accurate colour monitoring. The loop-out port lets you keep playing on a local screen while the capture feed goes to the recording PC.
Highlights
- Capture 4K at 60 fps for crisp recordings
- Pass-through up to 1080p 240 Hz for smooth gameplay
- HDR 12-bit colour depth preserves rich contrast
- VRR support eliminates tearing during live streams
- USB 3.2 UVC plug-and-play works on Windows 10+ and Mac OS 10.10+
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cables come in the box and what must I provide myself?
The capture card includes the USB 3.2 cable for the PC connection. You will need to supply two HDMI cables: one from your source to the input and one from the loop-out to your display.
Should I choose the 4K 60 Hz, 2K 144 Hz or 1080p 240 Hz mode for my setup?
Match the mode to your source. Use 4K 60 Hz for consoles or 4K cameras, 1440p 144 Hz for high-refresh monitors, and 1080p 240 Hz for competitive gaming at the highest frame rate.
What does the 4K 60 fps capture spec mean when I am actually streaming in OBS?
OBS will receive a true 4K 60 fps UVC stream with HDR 12-bit colour and VRR support, so the preview and recording match the source without added latency or frame drops.
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