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Vszerda HDMI to AV media converter Black
Converts HDMI video and audio to composite RCA output at 480i or 576i for older TVs and recorders
- Converts HDMI to composite AV for legacy displays
- Supports 1080p 60 Hz input downscaled to 480i/576i
- Handles NTSC and PAL standards for global compatibility
- Compact 67×55×20 mm design weighs only 37 g
- Simple plug-and-play with one HDMI in and three RCA out
Purpose and audience
The Vszerda HDMI to AV media converter adapts an HDMI source to composite RCA outputs for older displays or recorders. It suits owners of legacy televisions, VHS VCRs or DVD recorders who need to connect modern streaming sticks, consoles or laptops. Buyers requiring upscaled high-definition output or multi-channel digital audio will not be served by this single-direction analogue adapter.
Capacity and headroom
The unit accepts HDMI input resolutions up to 1920x1080 at 60 Hz, plus common 720p, 1080i and standard-definition timings. It down-converts every signal to CVBS at 480i or 576i in NTSC or PAL format, so detail above standard definition is lost. Stereo audio is extracted to the red and white RCA jacks while the yellow jack carries composite video.
Build integration
A single HDMI plug connects the source; three colour-coded RCA sockets feed the display or recorder. The enclosure measures 67 mm deep, 55 mm wide and 20 mm high and weighs 37 g, so it sits unobtrusively behind equipment. No external power supply is mentioned, leaving the HDMI port to provide operating current.
Highlights
- Converts HDMI to composite AV for legacy displays
- Supports 1080p 60 Hz input downscaled to 480i/576i
- Handles NTSC and PAL standards for global compatibility
- Compact 67×55×20 mm design weighs only 37 g
- Simple plug-and-play with one HDMI in and three RCA out
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the converter work with my older CRT TV that only has composite inputs?
Yes, it outputs a CVBS composite signal on the yellow RCA jack at 480i or 576i, compatible with NTSC and PAL CRT sets.
How can I confirm the unit is converting my 1080p source correctly?
Connect the HDMI source, plug the three RCA cables into the display, and verify a stable picture at 480i/576i with stereo audio on the white and red jacks.
Does the package include the RCA cables or do I need to buy them separately?
The box contains only the converter (67×55×20 mm, 37 g); you must supply your own HDMI cable and three RCA cables.
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