CineTreak CT-4

The CineTreak CT-4 is a capture card with four HDMI inputs that sends four HDMI video sources of up to 4K60 to the computer over a single USB-C cable, each as a separate UVC channel. It works without driver installation on Windows, macOS and Android, every input has an HDMI loop-out and a stereo line-in can be connected too, so it suits multi-camera streaming, teaching and conferences.

Four HDMI sources over one USB-C cable

Connect up to four cameras, game consoles or computers to the HDMI inputs, link the card to the computer with a USB-C cable and every source appears as a separate device in OBS Studio, vMix or Zoom.

4× HDMI input 4K60USB 3.2 Gen 2 · 10 GbpsUVC, no drivers220 g · hot-shoe

Small body, four channels

The card weighs only 220 g and has a hot-shoe mount for easy attachment to a camera, tripod or rig. A two-color LED indicator shows the signal status: red means an HDMI input is detected, blue means the UVC signal is ready.

Four inputs, four loop-outs

Every channel passes the signal through to its HDMI loop-out at up to 4096×2160 at 60 Hz, so you can watch the sources in real time on monitors.

USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10 Gbps

The USB-C connector, compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 cables, carries up to four streams of 4K60 in MJPEG or 4K30 in YUV420. Each channel is encoded independently, which keeps the load on the computer low.

Stereo line-in

Sound from a mixing console or other professional equipment goes straight into the card through a 3.5 mm jack.

USB-C power up to 100 W

The USB-C port with PD support charges a connected laptop at up to 100 W while powering the card, and also serves as backup power. The 5 V / 2 A output powers peripheral devices.

Every connector at a glance

One side of the card carries four HDMI inputs, the opposite side four HDMI loop-outs. The end edges hold the USB-C port marked POWER for power, the USB-C port marked UVC OUT for the computer, the DC-5V OUT output and the LINE AUDIO IN input.

Several cameras in one program

The card creates four independent UVC channels, so OBS Studio, vMix, Zoom or Teams shows every source as a separate camera that you can switch between. No drivers are installed; the card works on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, and on a phone you can use it, for example, with the V Director Recording app.

Light and ready to travel

The aluminum housing with passive cooling runs silently, weighs only 220 g and, thanks to the hot-shoe mount, suits mobile studios, field reporting and events where space matters.