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Small grey rectangular capture card with HDMI ports and USB 3.0 cable

elgato 25773 2K30 1080P60 HDMI USB 3.0 Loop-out Capture Card

SKU CH-7Z55-P6VYY

Captures 2K at 30 fps and 1080p at 60 fps via HDMI with 4K loop-out and USB 3.0 connectivity for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android

  • CPUWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
  • Memory sizeWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
  • GPU modelWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
  • Interface typeHDMI
  • Power drawLow Latency, false
  • Casing colorGrey
  • Capture up to 2K at 30 fps for sharp game footage
  • Pass-through 4K at 30 Hz via HDMI loop-out for zero-latency monitoring
  • Record at 1080p 60 fps for smooth full-HD streams
  • Plug-and-play over USB 3.0 with no driver install on Windows 10 and 11
  • Aluminium housing dissipates heat during long recording sessions

Capture up to 2K@30Hz and 1080P@60FPS

This HDMI-to-USB 3.0 capture card records gameplay at 2K resolution and 30 frames per second or full HD at 60 frames per second. It accepts 4K@30Hz input and passes the signal through an HDMI loop-out for local monitoring. The device targets streamers and creators who need a compact recording solution for consoles or PC.

Driver-free setup with aluminium housing

Plug the card into a USB 3.0 port on Windows 8.1, 10, 11, macOS, Linux or Android 5.0 and it works without extra drivers. The aluminium shell dissipates heat during long sessions. Windows 7 users must install USB 3.0 drivers first. HDCP must be disabled on PS4 and PS5 for the signal to pass through.

MJPEG and YUY2 formats for flexible quality

Choose MJPEG for smaller files or YUY2 for uncompressed clarity when capturing at the supported resolutions. The card handles 2K@30Hz and 1080P@60FPS recording comfortably. It does not capture 4K or high-refresh-rate signals such as 2K@120Hz or 4K@144Hz, so buyers needing those frame rates should look elsewhere.

How it compares

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Price $45.99
Cheaper than about 65% of the 509 comparable items (median $80.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameElgato
Product line25773
Model name25773
Part number25773
Casing colorGrey
Product colorBlack
Processor
CPUWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
Memory
Memory sizeWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
Graphics
GPU modelWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
Audio & video
Video capabilitiesHDMI
SoundWAV/MP3
Ports & slots
Interface typeHDMI
Video outputsHDMI
Audio inputsLow Latency
Additional connectorUsb3.0
Ports outUsb3.0
Available slotUsb3.0
Power
Power drawLow Latency, false
Power supplyWindows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0, false, usb3.0
Size & build
Product dimensions14.33 in W × 12.83 in H × 9.06 in D
Product weight0.14 kg
Compatibility
Maximum monitor supportedHDMI
More details
OthersLow Latency, Video Recording, usb3.0, HDMI, Windows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
Product formatHDMI
Device controlUsb3.0, Windows 8.1/10/11?MacOS?Linux?Android 5.0
Indicator lightLow Latency
Video encodingHardware Encoding

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the elgato 25773 is capturing at 2K 30fps or 1080p 60fps after I plug it in?

Open OBS or your streaming software, add the device as a Video Capture Device, then check the resolution and frame-rate dropdown — it should list 2K @ 30 and 1080p @ 60; the LED marked Low Latency will also be lit when a valid signal is detected.

What cables and adapters come in the box with the 25773, and what must I provide separately?

The card includes the HDMI capture unit with USB 3.0 Type-A and Type-C connectors and an HDMI loop-out port; you supply the HDMI cable from your console or PC and the USB 3.0 cable to your computer.

The specs show 2K 30fps and 1080p 60fps — which mode should I choose for my setup?

Use 2K @ 30 when you want higher resolution for detailed gameplay or desktop capture; switch to 1080p @ 60 for smoother motion in fast-paced titles — both are selectable in OBS or any UVC-compatible app.

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