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Black rectangular capture card with HDMI ports and USB 3.0 cable

3D Video Wizard V3 1080p 60fps USB 3.0 capture card

SKU CH-HHJR-4JZNJ

Captures 1080p video at 60 fps and passes 4K at 30 fps via USB 3.0 with HDMI loop-out

  • CPUUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
  • Memory sizeUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
  • GPU modelUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
  • Casing colorBlack
  • Spec summaryUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output, 1080p, HDMI
  • Others1080p, HDMI, USB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
  • Capture up to 1080p at 60fps for smooth streaming
  • 4K pass-through at 30fps keeps your monitor sharp
  • USB 3.0 connection works without extra drivers
  • HDMI output plus headset port for live chat
  • Compatible with Windows, Mac, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox

What this capture card does

The 3D Video Wizard V3 captures 1080p video at 60 frames per second and passes a 4K signal at 30 frames per second through its HDMI loop-out. It connects to a host computer over USB 3.0 and draws power from that port, so no external adapter is required. The box includes a USB cable; an HDMI cable must be sourced separately.

Installation and common issues

Plug the USB cable into a USB 3.0 port and connect the HDMI source; the device works without driver installation on Windows and Mac. A flickering green or black screen usually means a loose cable or, on PlayStation consoles, an active HDCP setting that must be disabled in the system menu. Re-seating both cables and restarting the console typically restores a stable picture.

Limits of the USB 3.0 interface

The USB 3.0 link caps capture at 1080p 60 fps while the HDMI pass-through tops out at 4K 30 fps, so higher refresh rates at 4K cannot be recorded or forwarded. Bandwidth is shared with other devices on the same controller, which may reduce sustained throughput on busy ports. The unit measures 14.33in wide by 12.83in high by 9.06in deep, so verify desk space before purchase.

How it compares

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Price $70.99
Cheaper than about 55% of the 509 comparable items (median $80.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand name3D Video Wizard
Product lineV3
Model nameV3
Part numberV3
Casing colorBlack
Product colorBlack
Processor
CPUUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
Memory
Memory sizeUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
Display
Supported resolutions1080P
Display type1080p
Graphics
GPU modelUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
Audio & video
Video capabilitiesHDMI, 1080p
Ports & slots
Video inputsHdmi, usb3.0_a
Video outputsHDMI
Audio output portUsb3.0_a
Ports inHdmi, usb3.0_a
Power
Power supplyUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output, false
Size & build
Product dimensions14.33 in W × 12.83 in H × 9.06 in D
Product weight0.21 lb (0.1 kg)
Compatibility
Maximum monitor supportedHDMI
More details
Others1080p, HDMI, USB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
Product formatHDMI
Device controlUSB 3.0 port and HDMI input/output
TV standardsNTSC
Input signal75 Ohms TV Antenna
Video encodingHardware Encoding
Video systemATSC

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the V3 is capturing at 1080p 60fps after I connect it?

Open your streaming or recording software and check the video properties; the active resolution should read 1080p and the frame rate 60fps. The preview window should show smooth motion without dropped frames, and the USB 3.0 link will report a high-speed connection in the OS device manager.

What cables and accessories come with the V3 and what must I provide?

The box includes the capture unit and a USB 3.0 cable. You must supply your own HDMI cable to connect the source device to the HDMI input, and a second HDMI cable if you want to use the 4K 30fps loop-out to a monitor.

The listing mentions 1080p 60fps capture and 4K 30fps pass-through — which mode should I choose for my setup?

Choose 1080p 60fps capture when your recording or streaming software and audience need full 60-frame fluidity. Use the 4K 30fps HDMI loop-out when you want to play on a 4K display at 30fps while the card simultaneously records the 1080p 60fps stream.

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