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product_id: 34717403
title: "Box Pro, 1080p@60fps Video Recorder, DVR with HDMI Capture, Playback on TV. RCA/YPbPr/VGA to Digital Converter. Schedule Recording. No PC Required."
brand: "cloneralliance"
price: "€ 397.57"
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# Scheduled recording 1080p@60fps capture Multi-input HDMI/RCA/VGA Box Pro, 1080p@60fps Video Recorder, DVR with HDMI Capture, Playback on TV. RCA/YPbPr/VGA to Digital Converter. Schedule Recording. No PC Required.

**Brand:** cloneralliance
**Price:** € 397.57
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎬 Capture. Convert. Command your media like a pro.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Box Pro, 1080p@60fps Video Recorder, DVR with HDMI Capture, Playback on TV. RCA/YPbPr/VGA to Digital Converter. Schedule Recording. No PC Required. by cloneralliance
- **How much does it cost?** € 397.57 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted cloneralliance brand quality
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Standalone Operation, No PC Needed:** Record directly to USB storage and playback on your TV with intuitive remote control.
- • **Crystal-Clear 1080p@60fps Recording:** Capture every frame in stunning Full HD for flawless playback and archiving.
- • **Smart Scheduling & Instant Playback:** Set recording times in advance and watch your content immediately—never miss a moment or a game.
- • **Universal Multi-Input Compatibility:** Seamlessly convert HDMI, RCA, YPbPr, VGA signals—perfect for legacy and modern devices alike.
- • **Ultra-Low Latency & Pro-Level Controls:** Experience less than 90ms delay plus mic/headphone jacks and volume mixing for perfect audio-video sync.

## Overview

The ClonerAlliance Box Pro is a versatile standalone 1080p@60fps video recorder and digital converter that supports HDMI, RCA, YPbPr, and VGA inputs. Designed for professionals and enthusiasts, it enables direct recording to USB without a PC, offers scheduled recording, ultra-low latency, and playback on any TV with remote control. Ideal for digitizing analog media, capturing gaming streams, or archiving cable and Blu-ray content, it combines legacy compatibility with modern convenience and pro-grade features.

## Description

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Review: I LOVE MY CLONER BOX PRO! - I initially purchased the HDML Cloner Box (non Pro) because of the good desertcart reviews. I was looking for an HD DVR device and the HDML Cloner Box reviews said that it would record virtually anything across an HDMI connection with excellent video quality. I ran into the common issue of the “blank screen” after hooking up the Cloner Box and went the manufacturer web site (Cloner-Alliance) for help and found the “Pro” model with Remote Control, Timer Recordings, and Instant Playback. The Pro being a new product had no reviews on desertcart so I didn’t see it on first pass. After testing the Cloner Box and seeing for myself that recorded everything I tried (CATV, Blue Ray, PC Stream) with Excellent Quality, I instantly purchased the Pro Model and arranged to return the Box version. The blank screen on the Box version was resolved by pressing the 1080/720 button for 5 seconds (you do the same with the Input button on the Pro). In addition to wanting an HD DVR, I also am in the process of moving my owned DVDs and Blue Rays to MP4 files for my Home Theater Server. I have another software solution for moving my Blue-Ray movies to MP4, but the Cloner Box can do that too. I have found using the Cloner Box for the “Extras” is nice because I have to view them to choose which one to copy and it is easier on the Cloner than the software solution. I LOVE the HDML Cloner Box Pro. Similar to the non-Pro Box, it records EVERYTHING coming across the HDMI port with EXCELLENT Video quality. The Remote functionality is fantastic. I have yet to test the Timer recording, but understand how it works. The Pro also allows you to Record on the PC through a 2nd Mini-USB port using their HDML-Cloner Pro Helper Application. The PC recording functions worked perfectly, giving you a mirror image of the HDMI stream on the PC (with a slight delay) and full recording control (with the addition of a Pause that you do not get on the USB Drive recordings). The recordings on the PC were as perfect as the ones on the USB flash drive. I can see one advantage of the PC recording is that you can record without having an HD monitor handy. I’m going to test recording from my DSLR Camera where that functionality will come in handy. The Cloner Box Pro Also has a Mic AND Headphone Jack (Mic Jack also on the Box), adding a headphone monitoring capability I currently do not have on the DSLR. The PRO also allows you to control the volume of the HDMI stream and Mic to get a perfect mix. One thing I noticed is my initial recordings had low volume (the Box recordings were slightly louder than the original program). I had to adjust the HDMI volume higher (controlled via remote) to get my recorded volumes back to “normal.” The file sizes on the recorded videos are very large. Cloner-Alliance obviously made a decision to provide the best possible MP4 video quality and did not try to over-compress the video. I’m seeing that the Pro files are about 2G per half hour of video. You can choose between 1080 or 720 recording quality, but the file size does not change a whole lot. The Pro also has a 2G file size limit so it creates a new file every 2G (or 30 minutes). Cloner-Alliance recently removed that restriction on the Box version and is promising new Pro firmware soon that removes that restriction. I had a problem trying to record baseball games where the recording stopped after 1 hour and it appeared the Pro had trouble creating that 3rd file after filling 2 2G files. Cloner-Alliance support was excellent and suggested a different USB flash drive. That appears to have been the problem. Since changing flash drives I have been able to record two 2 hour movies without issue. After the All-Star break I will try baseball again. Cloner-Alliance also provides another software application “MP4-Cloner” which allows you to “Trim” “Combine” “Convert” and “Burn” (to Disk). The Trim and Combine function do not re-compress the video so they work very fast, and do not diminish the quality. “Trim” allows you to remove extra things that are recorded at the beginning or end of the file (lead-in and recordings after the program had ended). Trim on a 30 min 2G file only took a few minutes. Combine allows you to combine the 2G MP4 files together into one file. The last 1.5 hour movie that I combined only took about 10 minutes to complete. “Convert” allows you to convert the native MP4 streams into other formats, although what I used it for was to reduce the 6G movie file down to 3G by decreasing the BPS setting. “Convert” does re-compress the video so it takes a bit longer. The video quality of the 3G file was still very good. The Pro also allows you to record from various other input types: VGA, RGB, and standard AV signals. This is accomplished by a provided cable with those various plugs that feed into a multi-purpose plug (reusing a 2nd HDMI-looking physical connector). Of course I purchased the Cloner-Box to get away from an older RGB recorder so I don’t see using anything other than HDMI. If you’re looking for a device that will record Full HD Video from your Game Console, Cable TV Box, PC Streams, or Blu-Ray Player, the Cloner Box and Cloner Box Pro is the device you have been looking for.
Review: Works as advertised - Bought a Box Pro to replace my old VHS/DVD setup that finally bit the dust (and they stopped making new VHS recorders around 2014). Box Pro works great so far (see notes below) and I am able to record off my cable box as well as my Roku device. The Box Pro provides different input ports so I have both devices connected to the Box Pro simultaneously and use the Box Pro remote control to select the port/device I want to record from. Playback works as advertised and Box Pro provides two different playback resolutions. The company also provides digital editing SW that come free with the device ....I downloaded the SW but have not had time to use it yet. Things to be aware of: > You definitely need get a high quality flash drive or HD....Had an issue with an inexpensive flash drive but bought a Toshiba HD as recommended & so far no issues > User manual is cursory & needs to provide more detail > Box Pro can only Fast Forward at 10x in playback so 'zooming' through commercials is slower that I was able to do with VHS (a case where digital is not better than old school) >Playback always starts from the beginning so if you want to take a break during playback, you have to leave the Box Pro in the stopped screen mode....this means you can't record anything else until you jump back to the main menu (WHICH RESETS ALL PLAYBACKS TO START FROM THEIR BEGINNING...WHICH MEANS YOU LOSE YOUR PLACE).... in other words, you won't be able to return to watching a movie where you left off once to leave the 'stopped screen'...Note that the 10x 'fast forward' is ''lethargic' ... for example it takes 'multiple' minutes to get back to where you left off even if you remember where you left off (say you were 1 hour in to a movie)....This 'feature' also means you can't playback/save your place on multiple recorded sessions either....Box Pro only allows you to stop a single playback at a time.......I never had this issue with VHS, using multiple tapes but I guess this is progress!? Bottom line, I am happy with my purchase and it is worth the price.... thought it can be improved (I sent these suggestion in to the Box Pro customer service and they said they would pass them on to development).....We shall see

## Features

- What can it do? - Standalone 1080p@60fps video capture device and digital video recorder. Record video to a USB storage device while watching it on TV, playback the recorded video on TV with the included remote, No PC required at all. Analog to digital video converter, HDMI/RCA/Composite/Component/YPbPr/VGA inputs are supported. Gaming capture and live are also available if you prefer using a PC.
- Why do I need it? - Digitalize or archive analog videos to MP4 files from old devices without using a PC. Backup videos from HD/UHD video discs and old VHS tapes. Gaming capture and live. Capture and record videos from cable TV receivers, set-top boxes, PVRs or DVRs. Record online conferencing video. Record online HD video for recreating. Capture screen contents of PC.
- Why choose it over other similar products? - Friendly to use by newbies or older adults. Specifically designed for work with big screen TVs and HD/UHD/Analog video players. Recorded MP4 files can be saved on both retro and modern PCs (exFAT, NTFS, FAT/FAT32, MBR,GPT). Ultra-low latency (less 90ms). Various schedule tasks. Trusted since 2016.
- Is my device compatible with it? - It works with: VHS Players, VCRs, Camcorders, Hi8 camcorders, DVRs, Set-top Boxes, Video disc Players, Media players, TV Sticks, Endoscopes, Surgery Microscopes, Game Consoles, and any other devices with HDMI/RCA/Composite/Component/VGA Output. [Tip: The Smart TV & TV Antenna can't be a video Source.]
- What's more? - 90-Day No Hassle Return (at our cost) and 2-Year replacement Service. Free video edit/conversion software included(Windows system only. Mac is not supported). [The device does not support any content protected by HDCP. When connected to an HDCP (Content Protection) source, it will output an error message or nothing. This does not indicate a defect.]

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B012T1D0IG |
| AV Output | MPEG-4 |
| Antenna Location | Video Recording |
| Best Sellers Rank | #47 in Internal TV Tuner & Video Capture Cards |
| Brand | ClonerAlliance |
| Built-In Media | Capture Card |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 2,106 Reviews |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio, Component Video, Composite Video, HDMI, Micro USB 2.0 Type B, USB 2.0 Type A, VGA |
| Item Dimensions | 4.3 x 4.3 x 0.6 inches |
| Item Weight | 6.8 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | ClonerAlliance |
| Mfr Part Number | CA-998P |
| Minimum System Requirements | No PC Required |
| Model Name | ClonerAlliance Box Pro |
| Model Number | CA-998P |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Passthrough Latency, Schedule Recording |
| Platform | Windows |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Video Recording |
| Special Feature | Passthrough Latency, Schedule Recording |
| Tuner Type | NTSC, PAL |
| UPC | 712395957967 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Warranty Description | 90-Day No Hassle Return (at our cost) and 2-Year replacement Service. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ClonerAlliance
- **Hardware Interface:** 3.5mm Audio, Component Video, Composite Video, HDMI, Micro USB 2.0 Type B, USB 2.0 Type A, VGA
- **Operating System:** Windows
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Video Recording
- **Video Capture Resolution:** 1080p

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can I do "pause" while recording on the USB device by just the remote unit without using computer?**
A: I have tried. I do not want the commercials in my recordings. I have not been able to get it to pause during recordings. I do not have a computer I use an iPad only. It records for 27minuets 54 seconds then shifts to a nother folder automaticly. I record to a 1tbite hard drive and works very well except for the folder change.   Would I recommend it to others - NO because of that. I have many home videos that are well over 2 hours long and the system shifts folders during recording automaticly ---- UNEXCEPTAL I hope this helps. I am now looking for s different recording transfer unit. -----> I an not happy with some of the functions of the unit!!!!!

**Q: What is the minimum bitrate at 1080p and can you change the frame rate at 720p?**
A: "Recording Bitrate" can be adjusted in OSD menu with the remote. FYI. Here are the corresponding value: High: 16-22Mbps, Middle: 8-12Mbps, Low：2-6Mbps
I am sorry that there is no setting for the frame rate.

**Q: Why is this putting out faulty mp4s that don't work in editing software? why aren't these files coded correctly? why is there no firmware fix?**
A: Won't load audio on Xillisoft Ultimate or Camtasia. Must use MP4-Cloner software that comes with the unit. This is a drag as the software is slow, it only uses 1/2 the CPU and it converts the video as well. Can't HDML Cloner just fix the firmware so the audio is properly ACC encoded.

**Q: Will the cloner box handle 5.1 surround sound and 3d movies?? thanx for your help.**
A: ClonerAlliance Box Pro records PCM or Stereo audio format. I am sorry that it doesn’t record Dolby Digital 5.1. Please adjust the audio output of your source device to PCM or Stereo before recording.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I LOVE MY CLONER BOX PRO!
*by T***M on July 14, 2016*

I initially purchased the HDML Cloner Box (non Pro) because of the good Amazon reviews. I was looking for an HD DVR device and the HDML Cloner Box reviews said that it would record virtually anything across an HDMI connection with excellent video quality. I ran into the common issue of the “blank screen” after hooking up the Cloner Box and went the manufacturer web site (Cloner-Alliance) for help and found the “Pro” model with Remote Control, Timer Recordings, and Instant Playback. The Pro being a new product had no reviews on Amazon so I didn’t see it on first pass. After testing the Cloner Box and seeing for myself that recorded everything I tried (CATV, Blue Ray, PC Stream) with Excellent Quality, I instantly purchased the Pro Model and arranged to return the Box version. The blank screen on the Box version was resolved by pressing the 1080/720 button for 5 seconds (you do the same with the Input button on the Pro). In addition to wanting an HD DVR, I also am in the process of moving my owned DVDs and Blue Rays to MP4 files for my Home Theater Server. I have another software solution for moving my Blue-Ray movies to MP4, but the Cloner Box can do that too. I have found using the Cloner Box for the “Extras” is nice because I have to view them to choose which one to copy and it is easier on the Cloner than the software solution. I LOVE the HDML Cloner Box Pro. Similar to the non-Pro Box, it records EVERYTHING coming across the HDMI port with EXCELLENT Video quality. The Remote functionality is fantastic. I have yet to test the Timer recording, but understand how it works. The Pro also allows you to Record on the PC through a 2nd Mini-USB port using their HDML-Cloner Pro Helper Application. The PC recording functions worked perfectly, giving you a mirror image of the HDMI stream on the PC (with a slight delay) and full recording control (with the addition of a Pause that you do not get on the USB Drive recordings). The recordings on the PC were as perfect as the ones on the USB flash drive. I can see one advantage of the PC recording is that you can record without having an HD monitor handy. I’m going to test recording from my DSLR Camera where that functionality will come in handy. The Cloner Box Pro Also has a Mic AND Headphone Jack (Mic Jack also on the Box), adding a headphone monitoring capability I currently do not have on the DSLR. The PRO also allows you to control the volume of the HDMI stream and Mic to get a perfect mix. One thing I noticed is my initial recordings had low volume (the Box recordings were slightly louder than the original program). I had to adjust the HDMI volume higher (controlled via remote) to get my recorded volumes back to “normal.” The file sizes on the recorded videos are very large. Cloner-Alliance obviously made a decision to provide the best possible MP4 video quality and did not try to over-compress the video. I’m seeing that the Pro files are about 2G per half hour of video. You can choose between 1080 or 720 recording quality, but the file size does not change a whole lot. The Pro also has a 2G file size limit so it creates a new file every 2G (or 30 minutes). Cloner-Alliance recently removed that restriction on the Box version and is promising new Pro firmware soon that removes that restriction. I had a problem trying to record baseball games where the recording stopped after 1 hour and it appeared the Pro had trouble creating that 3rd file after filling 2 2G files. Cloner-Alliance support was excellent and suggested a different USB flash drive. That appears to have been the problem. Since changing flash drives I have been able to record two 2 hour movies without issue. After the All-Star break I will try baseball again. Cloner-Alliance also provides another software application “MP4-Cloner” which allows you to “Trim” “Combine” “Convert” and “Burn” (to Disk). The Trim and Combine function do not re-compress the video so they work very fast, and do not diminish the quality. “Trim” allows you to remove extra things that are recorded at the beginning or end of the file (lead-in and recordings after the program had ended). Trim on a 30 min 2G file only took a few minutes. Combine allows you to combine the 2G MP4 files together into one file. The last 1.5 hour movie that I combined only took about 10 minutes to complete. “Convert” allows you to convert the native MP4 streams into other formats, although what I used it for was to reduce the 6G movie file down to 3G by decreasing the BPS setting. “Convert” does re-compress the video so it takes a bit longer. The video quality of the 3G file was still very good. The Pro also allows you to record from various other input types: VGA, RGB, and standard AV signals. This is accomplished by a provided cable with those various plugs that feed into a multi-purpose plug (reusing a 2nd HDMI-looking physical connector). Of course I purchased the Cloner-Box to get away from an older RGB recorder so I don’t see using anything other than HDMI. If you’re looking for a device that will record Full HD Video from your Game Console, Cable TV Box, PC Streams, or Blu-Ray Player, the Cloner Box and Cloner Box Pro is the device you have been looking for.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works as advertised
*by P***S on April 29, 2025*

Bought a Box Pro to replace my old VHS/DVD setup that finally bit the dust (and they stopped making new VHS recorders around 2014). Box Pro works great so far (see notes below) and I am able to record off my cable box as well as my Roku device. The Box Pro provides different input ports so I have both devices connected to the Box Pro simultaneously and use the Box Pro remote control to select the port/device I want to record from. Playback works as advertised and Box Pro provides two different playback resolutions. The company also provides digital editing SW that come free with the device ....I downloaded the SW but have not had time to use it yet. Things to be aware of: > You definitely need get a high quality flash drive or HD....Had an issue with an inexpensive flash drive but bought a Toshiba HD as recommended & so far no issues > User manual is cursory & needs to provide more detail > Box Pro can only Fast Forward at 10x in playback so 'zooming' through commercials is slower that I was able to do with VHS (a case where digital is not better than old school) >Playback always starts from the beginning so if you want to take a break during playback, you have to leave the Box Pro in the stopped screen mode....this means you can't record anything else until you jump back to the main menu (WHICH RESETS ALL PLAYBACKS TO START FROM THEIR BEGINNING...WHICH MEANS YOU LOSE YOUR PLACE).... in other words, you won't be able to return to watching a movie where you left off once to leave the 'stopped screen'...Note that the 10x 'fast forward' is ''lethargic' ... for example it takes 'multiple' minutes to get back to where you left off even if you remember where you left off (say you were 1 hour in to a movie)....This 'feature' also means you can't playback/save your place on multiple recorded sessions either....Box Pro only allows you to stop a single playback at a time.......I never had this issue with VHS, using multiple tapes but I guess this is progress!? Bottom line, I am happy with my purchase and it is worth the price.... thought it can be improved (I sent these suggestion in to the Box Pro customer service and they said they would pass them on to development).....We shall see

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well. "Passthrough" is not a true passthrough and driver is tricky. Component is great.
*by J***A on April 19, 2020*

Overall this device actually works great. I very much like the fact that it can operate at least somewhat externally from the computer without taking up a card slot. This means it will never interfere with the PC upgrade process and can be used with a wider variety of devices (for instance a laptop if its CPU is powerful enough.) Its form factor is small and convenient for the most part (though once you have those cables sticking out it gets significantly less convenient.) The choice to give us a remote for controlling various function is actually a huge plus and I have to give them kudos on that. I just have two main complaints in regards to the product itself. First, the driver can be a bit tricky. They don't offer a naked driver but, instead, it's part of an install process via software they give you a link to download. The software is unintrusive, but I ran into a problem where somehow I managed to accidentally install the wrong driver and it was then nearly impossible for me to get the right one in there. You can't manually point the device manager to a driver (the files in the installation folder didn't work right even,) but pretty well must get it to install the driver during the software install process. If you somehow load the wrong driver like I did you have to uninstall the software and force remove all of the files that driver uses, reboot, and reinstall. Most of the time this won't happen if you install normally, but this is something to bear in mind. Probably the biggest thing that is both a con and, ironically not (more on why not in a moment) is that the "passthrough" function is NOT an actual passthrough. Rather it still goes through the device itself and has some processing. This has two down sides. One, a tiny bit of latency is still added and two, the image ends up less clear with just a tiny bit of blurring. The latency is actually very little and in most things you won't even notice (really even 2D fighters seemed to be ok for me) but I did try playing Overwatch (PC version with a mouse) running through it and I found the latency to be sufficient to completely ruin my ability to play. (I had hoped to offset at least part of the capture and encoding process via the device with a bit less load on the PC versus just directly capturing the game.) Now here's the advantage of the output actually being processed a bit: this actually means that when you feed it a signal from an analog source it can work on LCD monitors. For example, I was positively ecstatic to discover I could play my PS2 on the monitor I've been using with all of my other consoles. A normal low latency HDMI converter for the PS2 still leaves the output at the usual 480i which a typical monitor simply will not accept, however, this thing produced a progressive output (probably 1080p in fact) that the monitor would accept. Also, as I've stated, the latency is actually low enough that it does seem I was able to play 2D fighters and music games in my testing so far. That was a pleasant surprise. I've actually been trying to find some way I could get a device that could handle converting the PS2's component output to my monitor's HDMI with a progressive output that wouldn't have too high of a latency and it's actually surprisingly hard to find. (Most that do cost as much as this thing does, so you may as well get the one device that does two purposes I guess.) It also has composite and VGA inputs for other analog options. I haven't tested these yet, but I expect that the results would be very similar. It's worth taking a moment to note that if you record from an analog source (like the PS2) the inverse telecine in the actual recording to USB seems to be very simplistic -- maybe even just a simple deinterlace. While the output on the screen looks completely normal and great, I think the recording probably just drops the framerate in half instead of trying to apply a complex IVTC filter. This makes the recording a lot less nice than the image you see on the screen. It still comes out pretty well for a device that can handle this in realtime though. A true IVTC filter likely would require too much processing for an embedded device to handle on the fly like this. This mostly only matters in really high motion scenes as slower motion will mostly look normal with this. I didn't see any options to configure this or even to leave it out. It may not do this if you're recording through OBS or etc -- I haven't had the opportunity to test that yet. One thing I would also say would make for room for improvement is if the device itself could handle the encoding when you're using it along with a computer for streaming or etc. Even though the device itself is capable of recording (as it does when it records to a USB device,) when you plug it into a PC it does not send the video to the computer in a ready format but must instead be reencoded by the software. It would be a lot harder to actually send it in a pre-encoded format obviously (probably not compatible with software like OBS) but it would have advantages like working with systems that have weaker CPUs/GPUs. This is not a point against it as possibly nothing does this at this time, but it is something I think would really improve it and similar products.

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