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Vszerda

Vszerda 3.5 mm to 3 RCA AV adapter cable

SKU CH-014C-B1R72

Connects a 3.5 mm source to composite video and stereo audio inputs on a TV or DVD player

  • Connect TV, laptop or DVD player
  • 5 mm to three RCA female ports
  • Colour-coded red, white and yellow connectors
  • Transfers composite video and stereo audio

3.5 mm to 3 RCA adapter cable

This cable converts a 3.5 mm jack into three RCA female connectors coloured red, white and yellow. It carries composite video and stereo audio signals between a portable source and a display or recorder. The design is a straight adapter cable with no active electronics.

Suits and limits

It suits anyone linking a laptop, DVD player or similar device that outputs composite video through a 3.5 mm port to a TV or capture device with RCA inputs. It will not work for component video, HDMI, S-Video or any digital interface, so buyers needing those connections should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Connect TV, laptop or DVD player
  • 5 mm to three RCA female ports
  • Colour-coded red, white and yellow connectors
  • Transfers composite video and stereo audio

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What 3.5 mm output does my TV or laptop need to use this Vszerda adapter?

The cable plugs into a standard 3.5 mm AV jack that carries composite video plus left and right audio channels.

Will the red, white and yellow RCA plugs on this cable work with the composite inputs on my older DVD player?

Yes, the three female RCA connectors match the usual composite video and stereo audio sockets found on legacy DVD players.

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