StarTech.com 1 port HDMI to RCA Video Converter 108 mm Length 1920 x 1080 pixel Maximum Resolution

StarTech Video Converter, 108mm Cable Length, 1920x1080 Maximum Resolution - HD2VID2

This video converter converts HDMI input to analogue composite output for connecting modern sources to legacy displays. It accepts an HDMI signal and delivers a single RCA video feed suitable for televisions and monitors that require composite input, operating in standard-definition display environments while handling high-definition input resolutions.

Features and Benefits:

• Supports input from HDMI sources for broad compatibility
  Outputs single RCA composite video to feed analogue displays
  Handles maximum input resolution of 1920x1080 for high-definition sources
  Cable length of 108mm allows short-range placement flexibility
  Complies with RoHS REACH CE FCC for regulated material and safety standards

Applications

• Suitable for connecting DVD players with HDMI to older TVs
  Used with media players to display content on composite-only monitors
  Ideal for legacy broadcast equipment accepting RCA video
  Can be used for AV demonstrations using HDMI sources on analogue displays

Which video connector type is provided for output?

An RCA composite video connector is provided for analogue signal transmission.

What video input format does it accept?

It accepts an HDMI input signal from compatible source devices.

What standards does the unit meet for material and regulatory requirements?

The unit meets RoHS and REACH material controls and holds CE and FCC approvals.

How many simultaneous video outputs are available?

It provides a single video output for connection to one display.

What is an HDMI to RCA converter?

An HDMI to RCA converter is an adapter device. Connect an HDMI cable to the adapter’s input port and the RCA or composite cables into the output port, and then connect the RCA cables into the desired display. The adapter will translate the video signals across for display. They are normally used to connect older displays with newer devices/laptops/HDTVs.