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sakose HDMI to 3 RCA Media Converter 2m
Converts HDMI to three RCA ports with NTSC/PAL switch and built-in chip protection
- Connect instantly with a single 2 m cable
- Switch between NTSC and PAL with the built-in selector
- Plug and play with no drivers required
- Protect devices with overcurrent and voltage stabilisation
- Enjoy lossless AV sync via the low-power chip
Signal conversion
The sakose HDMI to 3 RCA Media Converter is a 2-metre cable that translates a digital HDMI source into analogue composite video and stereo audio. It targets users who need to connect modern HDMI devices such as streaming boxes, game consoles or laptops to older displays, projectors or capture equipment that only accept RCA inputs.
Legacy display owners
This converter suits anyone with a TV, projector or recorder limited to composite inputs who wants to use an HDMI source without buying new display hardware. It is not for users who require component, S-Video, SCART or digital audio outputs, nor for setups that need HDCP handshake passthrough or upscaling beyond the native composite resolution.
Plug-and-play integration
The cable draws power from the HDMI port so no external adapter is required, and a built-in NTSC/PAL switch lets you match the target region standard instantly. Hot-swap support means you can change sources without rebooting, while the integrated protection circuitry guards connected gear against voltage spikes.
Highlights
- Connect instantly with a single 2 m cable
- Switch between NTSC and PAL with the built-in selector
- Plug and play with no drivers required
- Protect devices with overcurrent and voltage stabilisation
- Enjoy lossless AV sync via the low-power chip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What HDMI source do I need to connect this converter to?
Any device with an HDMI output — such as a TV box, PS3, PC, laptop, DVD player or set-top box — plugs directly into the converter's HDMI end.
Will this work with my older TV that only has red, white and yellow RCA inputs?
Yes, the converter outputs composite video and stereo audio through three RCA connectors (yellow for video, red and white for audio) compatible with legacy TVs and projectors.
How can I verify the converter is outputting the correct signal for my region?
Use the built-in NTSC/PAL switch to match your TV standard; a stable colour picture and audible sound from the RCA ports confirm correct operation.
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