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WRIARICH OZC2 HDMI to USB 3.0/Type-C capture 1080P 60FPS black

SKU CH-2NVR-XG1NY

Capture HDMI sources at up to 4K input and 1080p 60 fps output via USB 3.0 or Type‑C, driver‑free on Windows, Mac and Linux

  • FormatYUV / JPEG; Support audio format: L-PCM
  • Resolution Support1080P
  • ColorBlack
  • HDMI1 In
  • USB Port1
  • SoftwareSupport most acquisition software, such as VLC / OBS / Amcap
  • Capture 1080p 60 fps video for smooth streaming
  • Accepts 4K 30 fps input from cameras and consoles
  • Works with Windows, Mac and Linux without drivers
  • Records via OBS, VLC and Amcap software
  • Compact aluminium body weighs 1.76 ounces

What this capture card does

This USB 3.0 and Type-C capture card converts an HDMI signal into a 1080P 60 FPS stream for a computer or smartphone. It is built for creators who need a portable way to record or stream from a DSLR, camcorder or action camera without installing drivers or carrying an external power supply.

Resolution headroom and limits

The device accepts an HDMI input up to 4K at 30 FPS and downscales the output to 1080P at 60 FPS maximum. It handles 8, 10 or 12-bit colour depth, but any source above 1080P 60 FPS is reduced, so high-frame-rate 4K capture is not possible.

USB 3.0 interface constraints

The USB 3.0 connection caps the output at 1080P 60 FPS using YUV420 or JPEG encoding, and the host must supply enough bus power for the aluminium-alloy dongle. HDMI cables up to 15 metres at AWG26 are supported for 1080P signals, while longer runs or higher resolutions may lose stability.

Highlights

  • Capture 1080p 60 fps video for smooth streaming
  • Accepts 4K 30 fps input from cameras and consoles
  • Works with Windows, Mac and Linux without drivers
  • Records via OBS, VLC and Amcap software
  • Compact aluminium body weighs 1.76 ounces

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesOZC2
ModelOZC2
FormatYUV / JPEG; Support audio format: L-PCM
Resolution Support1080P
ColorBlack
HDMI1 In
USB Port1
SoftwareSupport most acquisition software, such as VLC / OBS / Amcap, etc
CompatibilityCompatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux. Easily connect your DSLR, camcorder, or action camera to your PC or Mac. Makes it easier for you to have real-time streaming for Twitch, Youtube, OBS, Potplayer and VLC
System RequirementsConnect your DSLR, camcorder or action camera to your Windows, MacOS and Linux.
SpecificationSupport Output Resolution: 1080P@60Hz Max
Support Input Resolution: 4K @60Hz Max
Support Color: 8/10/12bit deep color
Support Cable: AWG26 HDMI standard cable, input up to 15 meters (1080P and below resolution);
Video Output Format: YUV / JPEG; Support audio format: L-PCM
Max Working Current: 0.4A/5V DC
Operating Temperature Range: -10 to +55?
Dimension: 64x28x13 (mm); Weight: 21.4g
FeatureHDMI audio and video signals can be transmitted to the computer and smartphone for preview and storage, now you can enjoy stunning real-time video streaming.
It support HDMI input 3840x2160P and USB output (capture) 1920x1080P video and stereo sound.
Connect (SLR camera, camcorder or motion camera) to (Windows, MacOS, Android or Linux) to easily get real-time streaming media from software such as OBS Studio, Zoom, Potplayer, Twitch, Youtube, and VLC.
No driver or external power supply, suitable for high-definition acquisition, teaching recoding, Gaming, medical imaging, live streamin
Dimensions5.71 x 4.57 x 0.59 inches
Weight1.76 ounces
Package ContentAudio Video Capture Cards 1PCSUser Manual 1PCS

Questions about this item

Will the OZC2 work with my older DSLR that only outputs 1080p over HDMI?

Yes, the capture card accepts HDMI input up to 4K at 30 fps and downscales to 1080p at 60 fps for recording or streaming.

How can I verify the OZC2 is capturing at 1080p 60 fps after I plug it in?

Open OBS, VLC or Amcap and check the video properties — they should show a 1080p YUV420 or JPEG stream running at 60 Hz.

Does the OZC2 box include the HDMI cable I need to connect my camera?

The package contains the capture card and a user manual only; you must supply your own HDMI cable (AWG26 standard, up to 15 m for 1080p).

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