Portholic
Portholic RCA to HDMI Converter 1080p 720p PAL NTSC with cables
Converts composite RCA video to HDMI at 1080p or 720p with included cables and USB power
- Plug-and-play setup requires no extra drivers
- Outputs 1080p or 720p via side switch
- Supports NTSC, PAL, SECAM and regional variants
- Includes 1.53 m HDMI and 0.8 m USB power cables
- Converts legacy RCA sources to modern HDMI displays
Retro console to modern TV
The Portholic RCA to HDMI converter connects composite video sources such as PS one, PS2, PS3, N64, Xbox, VHS and DVD players to an HDMI display. It is a one-way adapter that requires no drivers and draws power from the included USB cable.
Output limited to 1080 or 720
The device only outputs at 1080p or 720p and does not support 4K or 3D signals. It accepts NTSC and PAL standards including NTSC3.58, NTSC4.43, SECAM, PAL/M and PAL/N, and a side switch selects 720p when the source exceeds 1080p.
Replaces direct RCA inputs on new displays
It replaces a missing composite input on a modern television or monitor, letting legacy hardware work without an older set. The upgrade is worthwhile when the display lacks native RCA ports and the source resolution stays within 1080p.
Highlights
- Plug-and-play setup requires no extra drivers
- Outputs 1080p or 720p via side switch
- Supports NTSC, PAL, SECAM and regional variants
- Includes 1.53 m HDMI and 0.8 m USB power cables
- Converts legacy RCA sources to modern HDMI displays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the converter come with the cables I need for a retro console and a modern TV?
Yes, the box includes a built-in RCA cable on the converter, a 5.02ft HDMI cable and a 2.62ft USB power cable.
The listing says 1080p and 720p — what will I actually see on my 1080p display?
The converter outputs at 1080p or 720p; if your source is higher than 1080p or shows no signal, flip the side switch to 720p.
What video standards does the adapter handle and is there a resolution ceiling?
It accepts NTSC, PAL, SECAM and regional variants, then converts to HDMI at a maximum of 1080p — 4K and 3D are not supported.
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