Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Three adapters convert 20-pin SCART to three RCA ports carrying 480i or 576i video and stereo audio for retro consoles and legacy AV gear
This pack contains three SCART to 3RCA adapters that convert a 20-pin SCART output into separate composite video and stereo audio connections. They are intended for owners of legacy consoles such as PS4 and Wii who want to feed analogue signals into a CRT television or capture device.
Installation requires only plugging the SCART male end into the source and attaching a standard 3RCA cable to the female ports; no drivers or configuration are needed. The only common issue is forgetting to enable RGB output on the console menu, which leaves the picture in composite mode.
The adapter passes 480i and 576i analogue signals through gold-plated contacts and shielded coaxial wiring rated to 1694 specifications. It will not carry progressive-scan or digital formats, so buyers needing component, HDMI or higher-resolution video must choose a different converter.
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Check that the CRT or TV displays a stable picture with no rolling or colour distortion and that both left and right audio channels are audible through the RCA outputs.
The pack contains three SCART to 3RCA adapters; you must supply your own triple-RCA AV cable to link the adapter to the console or source device.
The adapter is reverse-compatible with both PAL and NTSC systems, so a single version covers European and Japanese retro setups alike.
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