Aurikall 4K60 HDMI USB 3.2 Video Capture Card

The Aurikall 4K HDMI Video Capture Card positions itself for creators who refuse to compromise between resolution and frame rate. Its defining feature is 4K60 capture and passthrough: HDMI 2.0 input and output at 60Hz that delivers 4Kp60 video for both streaming and recording. That matters most to console players and camera users whose sources already output 4K at 60 frames, since the card is designed to capture that signal while simultaneously passing it to a display. Connection runs over USB 3.2, which the manufacturer credits for the fast data transfer behind smooth, low-latency performance.

Ownership is meant to be uncomplicated. The device follows UVC and UAC standards, so it works as plug and play — no drivers to hunt down and no settings to wrestle with on compatible systems. That same standards adherence opens the door to broad software support; the source names MacOS, OBS, Potplayer, VLC, and Vmix among compatible platforms and applications. Format flexibility rounds out the picture, with support for MJPEG, YUY2, NV12, I420, XRGB, and P010 giving you options when balancing quality against file size and system load. It is a focused, no-frills capture device that trades bells and whistles for a clear specification and easy setup.