Z Camera
Z Camera IPMAN Gemini Pro Dual HDMI to USB Converter professional video device
Converts dual 4K 30fps or HD 60fps HDMI sources into a single USB-C 1080p30 feed for Mac, PC or Android with plug-and-play simplicity
- Dual 4K 30fps input for professional-grade video capture
- Converts HDMI to USB-C for Mac, PC and Android
- Plug-and-play operation with no driver installation required
- Real-time conversion with minimal latency for live streaming
- Recognised as a USB camera for instant software compatibility
Dual 4K HDMI capture
The Z Camera IPMAN Gemini Pro accepts two HDMI sources at up to 4K 30fps, HD 60fps or 720p 60fps and combines them into one USB-C stream. It is aimed at streamers, video conferencing users and content creators who need to show two camera angles on a Mac or PC without extra hardware.
1080p30 USB output limit
Although the inputs handle 4K, the converter delivers a maximum of 1080p30 to the host computer over USB-C. Buyers who need the full 4K resolution passed through to their recording or streaming software cannot use this device for that purpose.
Driver-free plug-and-play
The unit appears as a standard USB camera on both macOS and Windows, so OBS and similar applications recognise both feeds immediately. Installation fails only when the host USB port cannot supply enough power for two active HDMI sources.
Highlights
- Dual 4K 30fps input for professional-grade video capture
- Converts HDMI to USB-C for Mac, PC and Android
- Plug-and-play operation with no driver installation required
- Real-time conversion with minimal latency for live streaming
- Recognised as a USB camera for instant software compatibility
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What resolution and frame rate will I actually get when I plug the dual 4K 30fps HDMI feeds into my PC?
The device converts each HDMI input to a single USB stream limited to 1080p at 30fps on Windows, Mac or Android, even though the HDMI ports accept 4K at 30fps.
Which USB standard does the output use, and does it restrict the resolution?
The USB-C output delivers video at up to 1080p30; the connection is recognised as a standard USB video class camera, so no extra bandwidth negotiation is required.
Does the converter need external power or a specific mount to sit on a desk?
It draws power from the USB-C link and has a compact plug-and-play chassis, so no separate power supply or mounting hardware is required.
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