🔌 OREI XD-990 PAL HDMI/RCA to NTSC HDMI 50/60 Hz Multi-System Digital AV Converter - Dual Voltage Black: Enhanced Audio Video Signal Conversion Review

Thank you Amazon for the fast shipping. The product did not convince me at all. Instructions 3rd course and does not contain any information. I've assembled computers and connected components to a home theater system, but it's NOT intuitive. The interface is nonsense. Garbage. . I wouldn't have to search the internet for decent instructions. I also don't have to call customer service from China or take the time to return this. I'm sure my son, an engineer, will figure it out, but a technically…

There is a solution you need if you have a 110V 60Hz TV and are trying to watch it abroad use (220V 50Hz). The main thing here is Hz. Most people think you just need a voltage converter, but that's just part of the pie. Without a Hz converter your picture may not appear as the signal (ie cable feed) is at 50Hz. Of course you could probably use other electronics like a DVD player, gaming system etc. but if the local TV signal is 50Hz you will get a blank screen or no signal can be found. This…

Item arrived broken. I plugged it into a German cable box and then into my Samsung LED Smart TV and it worked fine for about an hour. After that, the signal disappeared and since then it has not worked. I've tried many times to change the settings on the converter but it won't work. I also fiddled with the settings on the TV, it still doesn't work. I assure you it is connected correctly, but it cannot convert PAL signal to NTSC. For $65 this item is a piece of junk. What a waste of money. The…

Bought this unit after reading the reviews. Since I bought a Samsung HDTV here very cheaply and had space for my luggage to India, I didn't spend extra money to take the TV with me. You only need to buy this PAL to NTSC converter additionally. [Of course you need to convert 220V to 110V for TV. I brought a Goldsource® Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer ST500 - Transformer - AC 110/220V - 500 Watt] Was a bit skeptical if this would work or not. In India there are amazing satellite…

I took my Sony 46 inch NTSC HD LCD TV with me when I moved to India from the US. Since it was not a multi-system TV, it did not work with cable and DTH services in India, which only broadcast PAL signals. I was looking for an NTSC HD TV that would work with the PAL TV system in India and then found the Orei XD-990 at Revain. Until I bought an Orei XD-990 I could only watch Blu-Ray movies on my HD TV in India, but when I got the Orei XD-990, voila, I could watch my HD TV with my existing DTH…

I bought a 40 inch Sony LED TV (HD) in the USA to use in India. I know Indian broadcasting system does not support NTSC TV. In the stores, they don't even know what a PAL/NTSC converter is. Here, even if I get a perfect PAL/NTSC converter, it will cost too much and only serve this purpose. This means I run into another problem as I need to connect my HD TV (1080i/p) to the HD cable there (you get multiple channels). Again, this is a big problem and three times the price of regular cable…

I am very satisfied with the result. Do I know how I got there? no I would like to see the return percentage of this kit because I was on the verge of giving up and sending it back. I'll try to help if you want to read on. I have a PAL VHS input with AV and it converts to NTSC 1080 on the TV. Really very good, no complaints. I would. 1 - Start your input device, DVD, tape, game, whatever. 2. If you just press the CVBS/HD button, see if a message appears on the bottom left of your TV/Display…

I bought this to use for upsampling base FIOS as they talk about HD-so and HD-so but don't mention what you need buy an extra box from them. Heck, I bought this to upsample my signal from RCA jacks to HDMI and 1080 resolution. I haven't had a chance to play with the buttons since I've moved and have a small LCD TV which I used to hook up the FIOS. I was surprised when Verizon Tech started making RCA cables since I bought an HDMI cable to connect! With this device I put on the power supply…