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Small black rectangular capture card with HDMI and USB 3.0 ports and an LED indicator

WRIARICH

WRIARICH YCY-2353 4K HDMI USB 3.0 Capture Card

SKU CH-HWXD-GZ39X

Captures HDMI video up to 4K at 30 Hz and records 1080p at 60 Hz via USB 3.0 with no external power needed

  • Interface typeUSB 3.0
  • Power draw<= 2.5 W
  • Spec summary1. Input interface: 1 HDMI interface; 2. Output interface: U
  • Supported resolutions1080P
  • Product formatOutput Video Formats: vif,mp4,mov,mkv,ts,m3u8 and more
  • Video capabilitiesThe recorded video signal can reach 1080p / 60 Hz, HDMI inpu
  • Capture 1080p at 60Hz for smooth recordings
  • HDMI input accepts 4K at 30Hz sources
  • USB 3.0 delivers 300 to 350MB/s throughput
  • Works on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android
  • No external power needed, draws under 2.5W

4K HDMI Capture for Streaming

The WRIARICH YCY-2353 captures a single HDMI signal up to 4K at 30 Hz and records at 1080p 60 Hz. It connects via USB 3.0 with 300 to 350 MB/s throughput and works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. UVC and UAC support means it runs in OBS, vMix, Wirecast and other software without extra drivers. Bus power keeps the setup simple.

Thermals and Power Draw

The device draws no more than 2.5 W and requires no external power supply. Passive cooling handles the load silently during typical capture sessions. Low power use means it can run from a laptop USB port without draining the battery quickly. No fan noise appears in recordings or live streams.

Build and Daily Use

A black aluminium enclosure measures 4.88 by 4.65 by 2.52 inches and weighs 0.035 ounces. One HDMI input and one HDMI output allow pass-through to a monitor or projector while capturing. A status LED shows link and activity at a glance. USB 2.0 backward compatibility lets it work on older ports at reduced bandwidth.

How it compares

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Price $35.99
Cheaper than about 69% of the 509 comparable items (median $80.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameWRIARICH
Product lineYCY-2353
Model nameYCY-2353
Product colorBlack
Display
Supported resolutions1080P
Display typeHDMI Output : apply for all TV, Monitor, Projector, LCD and other displays which equipped with HDMI output port;It can automatically detect the input video formats and it will adjust to the set output size and frame rate automatically.
Audio & video
Video capabilitiesThe recorded video signal can reach 1080p / 60 Hz, HDMI input supports 4K / 30 Hz;
SoundSupport 48 kHz PCM audio sampling rate
Ports & slots
Interface typeUSB 3.0
HDMI ports1 Input/1 Output
Power
Power draw<= 2.5 W
Power supplyNO need external power supply
Size & build
Product dimensions4.88 × 4.65 × 2.52 in
Product weight0.035 oz
In the box
Included items1 x4K USB3.0 HDMI Audio Video Capture Card;
1 x HDMI Cable;
1xUSB 3.0 Cable;
1 x User Manual;
More details
Product formatOutput Video Formats: vif,mp4,mov,mkv,ts,m3u8 and more
Indicator lightYes

Questions about this item

How do I install the WRIARICH YCY-2353 capture card, and which step is often missed?

Connect the source to the HDMI input, link the USB 3.0 cable to a blue port on the computer, and select the device in OBS or VLC; the step often missed is using a genuine USB 3.0 port instead of a USB 2.0 port, which limits throughput to well below the 300 ~ 350MB/s spec.

What maintenance or replacement will the YCY-2353 need over time?

No scheduled maintenance is required; the unit draws ≤ 2.5 W from the USB bus with no external power supply, so the only future replacement would be the USB 3.0 cable if it becomes damaged.

What limit appears first during a long 1080p 60 Hz stream?

The HDMI input accepts 4K at 30 Hz but records at a maximum of 1080p 60 Hz, so the resolution ceiling is the first constraint you hit under sustained use.

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