The RGBlink TAO 1tiny is a compact USB-C UVC to HDMI converter that transforms webcams and ePTZ cameras into HDMI-native devices. Supporting up to 4K resolution, low-power operation, and full-fidelity video output, it’s ideal for live streaming, professional video production, or hybrid work setups.
The RGBlink TAO 1tiny is a compact USB-C UVC to HDMI converter that transforms webcams and ePTZ cameras into HDMI-native devices. Supporting up to 4K resolution, low-power operation, and full-fidelity video output, it’s ideal for live streaming, professional video production, or hybrid work setups.
The first-generation TAO 1tiny in its black housing converts the picture from a USB (UVC) camera to HDMI without a computer or drivers. A webcam or ePTZ camera connects directly to a TV, monitor, projector or switcher with an HDMI input. It has no network port and no NDI – those arrive with the TAO 1tiny 2.
A camera with UVC 1.1 or 1.5 output connects to the USB-C input and the converter turns it into an HDMI 2.0 signal for a TV, monitor, projector or switcher. The input accepts up to 3840 × 2160 at 30 fps, the HDMI output runs up to 3840 × 2160 at 60 fps. The picture is decoded from MJPEG, YUV and H.264 and reaches the screen without loss of quality.

The body measures 90.5 × 55.5 × 27.2 mm and weighs 80 g, so it fits in a pocket or in the bag next to the camera. One side carries the USB-C PD power input, the USB-C video input and a USB-A port, the other the HDMI output. It runs from a standard USB-C PD power adapter (5 V / 2 A or 9 V / 2 A) and draws at most 18 W, so the adapter can be shared with other devices.

A Bluetooth receiver plugs into the USB-A port. With a wireless controller you can then adjust focus and framing of the connected camera directly, without logging into the device management. The webcam goes into the USB-C input and the picture comes out on HDMI – the whole setup fits on the desk next to the screen and works without a computer.

The camera captures the action and the coach or athlete sees it on a large screen right next to them. Lossless decoding keeps the detail of every movement, so posture and technique are clearly visible live. It serves just as well in a meeting room, a classroom or on stage, wherever a USB camera needs to reach an HDMI display.

The RGBlink TAO 1tiny is a versatile, ultra-compact converter that enables USB-C UVC cameras to output HDMI video with uncompromised quality. Designed for compact webcams, ePTZ cameras, and other USB-C video capture devices, the TAO 1tiny converts USB webcam signals into HDMI 2.0 output, supporting standard VESA resolutions up to 4K UHD.
Measuring just 90.5 × 55.5 × 27.2 mm, the tiny inline converter is ideal for portable setups, conference rooms, and hybrid workstations. Video transcoding is performed in full fidelity, maintaining superior color and clarity. It supports multiple video decoding formats including MJPEG, YUV, and H.264, and allows for webcam signal control via USB Bluetooth devices.
Powered via a standard USB-C PD power adapter, the TAO 1tiny consumes low energy (up to 18W), making it practical for mobile and desk-based applications. This device is a reliable, plug-and-play solution for connecting USB-C cameras to HDMI-equipped displays, projectors, or AV switchers without compromising video quality.
Key Features:
| Manufacturer: | RGBlink |
| Category: | Signal converters |
| Other features | Low power |
| Source | USB-C · UVC cameras (USB-C, USB-A) |
| Target | HDMI 2.0 |
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