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Small rectangular CVBS-to-USB capture module, matte black PCB with USB-A plug, 1.9 by 4.5 cm

Vszerda

Vszerda CVBS to USB Capture Module 1080P 1.9 x 4.5cm

SKU CH-B2HB-V4KY3

Converts CVBS analogue video to USB with driver-free 1080P capture for Windows, Linux, Android and macOS

  • Driver-free UVC capture on Windows, Linux, Android, Mac
  • 1080P MJPEG or YUY2 output for flexible recording
  • Auto-detect PAL/NTSC cameras without manual setup
  • Module powers camera with 5V over the same USB link
  • Compact 1.9 x 4.5cm board weighs just 8g

CVBS-to-USB capture module for analog cameras

This tiny module converts a CVBS analogue video signal into a 1080P USB UVC stream that works with Windows, Linux, Android and macOS without any driver installation. It measures 1.9 x 4.5 cm and weighs 8 g, so it can sit inline on a cable run or inside a small enclosure. The board outputs MJPEG or YUY2 formats and is recognised automatically by popular capture software such as OBS and Amcap.

Upgrading from internal composite capture cards

Builders who currently use a PCI or PCIe composite capture card can replace it with this external module when they need a portable, driver-free solution for laptops or single-board computers. The jump is worth it when the host lacks free expansion slots or when the capture workflow must move between different operating systems without re-configuring kernel modules. It will not suit users who require multi-channel input, hardware encoding offload or professional time-code support.

Plug-and-play installation

Connect the module to a free USB port, attach the CVBS source, and the device appears as a standard video class camera — no driver package or firmware update is needed. The module supplies 5 V to power a small camera directly from the USB bus, which simplifies cabling but limits the attached camera to low-current models. The most common issue is insufficient USB current on unpowered hubs, causing intermittent video or device disconnects; a powered hub or direct motherboard port usually resolves it.

Highlights

  • Driver-free UVC capture on Windows, Linux, Android, Mac
  • 1080P MJPEG or YUY2 output for flexible recording
  • Auto-detect PAL/NTSC cameras without manual setup
  • Module powers camera with 5V over the same USB link
  • Compact 1.9 x 4.5cm board weighs just 8g

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the exact dimensions of the Vszerda capture module so I can check it fits inside my enclosure?

The board measures 1.9 by 4.5 centimetres, which is about 0.75 by 1.77 inches, and weighs only 8 grams.

Which step do people miss when plugging the module into a computer for the first time?

Connect the CVBS source to the module, then insert the USB plug directly into the host; no driver installation is required because the device uses UVC.

Will the module need any firmware updates or replacement parts during its lifetime?

The unit draws power from the USB port and can supply 5 V to the camera, so there are no separate power supplies, batteries or firmware updates to manage.

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