Vszerda
Vszerda 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Card 1080P 60FPS
Captures HDMI video up to 4K 30FPS and outputs 1080P 60FPS over USB 3.0 with driver-free UVC support
- Capture 1080P 60FPS uncompressed video via USB 3.0
- Preview footage in real time with ultra-low latency
- Stream from DSLR or camcorder to Windows MacOS Linux
- Works instantly with no driver or external power needed
- Records 24 30 36bit deep colour video with L-PCM audio
Purpose & Audience
The Vszerda capture card converts an HDMI signal into a USB 3.0 stream for creators who need live preview and recording on Windows, macOS or Linux. It targets streamers, educators and professionals connecting cameras or consoles directly to a computer without internal hardware.
Deciding Specification
The single figure that determines fit is the USB output limit of 1080P at 60FPS while the HDMI input accepts 4K at 30FPS. Buyers who require captured footage at 4K 60FPS must choose a different device because this unit downscales the signal.
Bundled Impact
No driver installation or external power supply is included so the card works immediately on supported operating systems using software such as OBS, QuickTime or VLC. The absence of bundled cables or a hub means the user must supply a quality USB 3.0 connection to achieve uncompressed YUY2 video.
Highlights
- Capture 1080P 60FPS uncompressed video via USB 3.0
- Preview footage in real time with ultra-low latency
- Stream from DSLR or camcorder to Windows MacOS Linux
- Works instantly with no driver or external power needed
- Records 24 30 36bit deep colour video with L-PCM audio
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 1080P 60FPS capture rate mean when I am streaming?
The card encodes incoming HDMI video up to 4K 30FPS and delivers a 1080P 60FPS YUY2 stream over USB 3.0, so your broadcasting software receives smooth full-HD frames with no added compression.
How does the USB 3.0 connection limit what I can record?
USB 3.0 bandwidth caps the output to 1080P at 60FPS even though the HDMI input accepts 4K at 30FPS; plugging into a USB 2.0 port would drop the capture to lower resolutions.
What does the capture card need to fit into my computer?
It requires a free USB 3.0 Type-A port and draws 0.2 A at 5 V, so no external power adapter or internal slot is necessary.
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