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Compact black VGA adapter with S-Video and three RCA ports

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD VGA SVGA to S-Video 3 RCA AV Adapter

SKU CH-AE3B-KXCR2

Converts a VGA or SVGA video signal to S-Video and three RCA composite outputs for connection to a TV or display

  • Connects PC or laptop to TV via S-Video or composite RCA
  • Converts VGA or SVGA output to analogue video formats
  • Supports standard-definition displays on legacy equipment
  • Compact adapter requires no external power supply

VGA to S-Video and RCA Converter

This adapter converts a VGA or SVGA output from a PC or laptop into S-Video and three RCA composite connections. It lets you display computer video on a television or recorder that lacks a VGA input. The device is a passive gender changer style adapter requiring no external power.

Limited to analogue standard-definition signals

The adapter handles only standard-definition video formats such as NTSC or PAL over composite or S-Video. It cannot carry high-definition resolutions, audio signals, or digital protocols like HDMI. Buyers needing HD output, audio pass-through, or upscaling will need a different type of converter.

Highlights

  • Connects PC or laptop to TV via S-Video or composite RCA
  • Converts VGA or SVGA output to analogue video formats
  • Supports standard-definition displays on legacy equipment
  • Compact adapter requires no external power supply

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will this adapter send a signal from a legacy VGA port on my desktop to the S-Video input on an older CRT television?

Yes, the adapter converts a VGA or SVGA output to both S-Video and composite RCA so you can connect a legacy PC graphics port to an older TV that only accepts S-Video or three RCA jacks.

How can I verify the adapter is converting the VGA signal correctly once everything is plugged in?

After connecting the VGA source and the S-Video or RCA cables, switch the TV to the matching input; a stable picture with correct colours and no rolling or flicker means the conversion is working as intended.

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