RCA to HDMI Adapter, CAIFU AV to HDMI Converter, 1080p to HDMI CVBS AV Composite Video Audio Adapter with USB Charge Cable for PC Laptop Mini Xbox PS2 PS3 TV STB VHS VCR Camera DVD

Works well and Functions as described.

I use this to connect a Wii to a HDMI switcher. It works fine; you are still upscaling a 480p signal so it won't look great but the connection is okay. You will need to spare another plug to connect it, and buy a USB socket to connect the wire to.I had to flip a physical switch on the adapter to get video to display - prior to that it was only sound - and this seems to be determined by the destination device. Additionally, even when the converted device (in this case, the Wii) is off, the converter constantly outputs a HDMI signal (a blue screen), which may cause some inconvenience to you if your destination display or switcher runs auto-switching based on input.

This is a great gadget it allowed us to connect the past with the present. Analog to digital

Used this to connect my ps1 to HD TV. Setup was extremely easy and compact. Screen was a little fuzzy in some areas but can not complain once playing away it was hardly noticeable.Would recommend this as a cheap and quick connection compared with the higher end stuff out there.

For £10 it's an ok piece of kit. I wanted to get the old girl (ps2) up and running again. Very easy to set up. You can probably get it cheaper. Now the 720p & 1080p switches are rubbish, displays the same with no difference. I don't know if it's my eyes being used to sharp images on the ps5, but, the picture that I got was terrible! So blurry it kinda ruined the playing experience. I've increased the sharpness on my tv, but, it's still not great. I would give this 7/10.

This is excellent as we have a modern hdmi TV and this takes red white and yellow ribbon cables and converts to hdmi

The idea of this adaptor is marvellous: take an analogue output from a VHS (or whatever), digitise it & output the digital signal across HDMI. What could possibly go wrong? In Caifu's case, the answer is: everything:–• NTSC only (USA/Canada/Japan) (I'm in the UK, so a PAL signal)• Digital files are 8x larger, same quality• Scan errors• Palette distortionsI took two VHS recordings that I had previously digitised using a USB grabber and compared the results to this AV Converter.Setting it up & using it was simple; I already had the necessary cables & everything is colour-coded, so that was easy. It was the results that were the problem.I wish that it had worked, but Caifu has one fatal problem: the adaptor recognises that it is PAL (a little logo appears near the start in the corner), but converts it as NTSC regardless. The scan-rates & colour palette are radically different; PAL is 25 fps whilst NTSC is 29.97 fps ('30000/1001' to be very accurate).The actual A-to-V transfer is very good: individual frames are sharp with the Caifu & much better than my earlier transfer. What a shame that everything else is botched.The 720p/1080p 'upscale' is badly implemented, with no option to retain original proportions. That means that football players suddenly gain several inches in waist measurement. No digital device can *improve* the picture quality supplied from a VHS, as the number of pixels supplied is fixed; if a device doubles the number of pixels in the picture that is just bigger, not better. But in fact, Caifu have botched it.The way that smart devices increase the size of a picture is by making each pixel bigger, which means zero increase in file size. In fact, the Caifu files are more than 8 times bigger than the older files:• old: 720x576 (PAL, 4:3)• new: 1920x1080 3.33x• old: 25 fps• new: 29.97 fps 1.20x• old: 1.8 GB• new: 14.9 GB 8.28x

A bit bonkers that it needs external power, thoer than that works great.