Description
Article no.: 31287
The AJA U-TAP SDI is a compact and powerful capture device that makes it easy to record or stream 3G-SDI video directly to your computer via USB. With support for up to 1080p60, built-in autoscaling and driverless installation, it's perfect for live streaming, video conferencing, production and post-production.
U-TAP SDI receives 3G-SDI signal up to 1080p60 and passes it on via USB 3.0 (3.2 Gen 1) Type-B to your computer. The device is backward compatible with older USB standards and works with a wide range of recording and streaming applications.
The integrated 3G-SDI loop output allows the signal to be routed to monitors, switchers or other devices without affecting the recording.
U-TAP is compatible with UVC (USB Video Class) and UAC (USB Audio Class), meaning no additional drivers are needed. It works directly with macOS, Windows and Linux as well as popular streaming and video recording programs.
The device supports two-channel 24-bit/48 kHz audio transmitted via USB along with the video, providing synchronized and high-quality audio recording.
The pocket-friendly design makes U-TAP ideal for mobile productions. The device is powered directly via the USB Type-B connector - no external power adapter required.
| Video input | 3G-SDI (up to 1080p60) |
|---|---|
| Loop output | 3G-SDI passthrough |
| USB interface | USB 3.0 / 3.2 Gen 1 Type-B (backward compatible) |
| Compatibility | macOS, Windows, Linux (UVC/UAC) |
| Audio | 2-channel 24-bit / 48 kHz (embedded SDI) |
| Auto-scaling | Yes, auto-scaling |
| Power supply | Via USB Type-B |
Do I need to install drivers?
No, U-TAP is UVC and UAC compatible and works directly with most operating systems and programs.
What is the maximum resolution supported?
The device supports up to 1080p60 via 3G-SDI.
Can I use it for live streaming?
Yes, U-TAP works with popular streaming platforms and programs like OBS, Zoom and the like.
Is audio transmitted via SDI?
Yes, two-channel embedded SDI audio (24-bit/48 kHz) is sent via USB to the computer.
Is external power required?
No, the device is powered directly via the USB connection.