🔌 EASYCEL Component to HDMI Converter: Enhanced 1080P RGB to HDMI Converter, 5RCA YPbPr to HDMI Adapter Review

I bought this many years ago but never used it, now my new TV has no component so I dusted it off and gave it a try. Contrast seems to be stretched to the limit, meaning there's a lack of detail in the dark areas of the image. This means that if you play a game with a night level, you are completely blind. Very annoying. This can be useful for those who need to be able to view component output but don't care about image quality. Maybe if you're just trying to connect an audio-to-HDMI adapter or

- Simple, clear and colourful. No noticeable lag or distortion. Easy to use, just plug and play and you're done. in general - But with a converter like "HDMI to VGA (USB powered and 3.5mm audio jack)". *PlayStation 2* does not work on VGA monitors for some reason. This will give you *signal out of range* even if it's a CRT monitor or flat panel. ** THIS CONVERTER WILL NOT WORK WITH NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM, SUPER NINTENDO OR FIRST PLAYSTATION! **

This device is great for going from component to HDMI straight to the TV. If you want to use it for that, I would recommend it and launch it two to five times. But if, like me, you're looking to capture/stream videos from older consoles like PS2 with the Elgato HD 60, then you're out of luck. if you don't want to record video. When I plugged this into my Elgato HD 60 the sound sounds awful, I have no idea why but it is. I've tried everything and can't help but make it sound awful. Like I said…

This device does exactly what it was designed to do. Easily connect and convert component connection to HDMI with excellent output. I still have a piece of equipment in my audio/video equipment arsenal that uses component connections. None of my other devices allow components to be connected. This adapter solves this problem. My only downside is that there is no power button, so the device is always on unless it is physically unplugged from the power supply. It's fine, but I rarely use the…

I'm a Twitch streamer and I'm looking for a way to convert component cables from retro consoles to HDMI for recording and live streaming. The product is very simple, just connect the RGB component video and red/white audio to one end, the 5V DC adapter included in the socket and the device, and an HDMI cable. This allows you to connect things to HDMI HDTVs that may not be available in some cases. I was able to play the PS3 on my HDTV at 1080p via the adapter via a direct out to component cable…

After much searching, searching and trying many types of devices, I FINALLY found this Easycel. It keeps the original resolution exactly the same! WITHOUT SCALING. I'm making a component out of a Panasonic camera at a standard 720x480 resolution - with this unit I was FINALLY able to send the component signal via HDMI and back to an AverMedia capture device in my laptop to record the original resolution as an MP4. SO HAPPY! A very simple Easycel component for an HDMI device. Features a separate

I still have the original Xbox360, there are many great games for this system and I don't feel the need to give them up just because Microsoft says I should buy an Xbox One! My old TV had full RGB component connections, but I bought a new TV and it only had a "YELLOW" SD component connection. Using this port will give you the best 480P and games will look terrible. This box is YPbPr or also known as RGB to HDMI converter. You plug in the HD RED GREEN BLUE cables from the Xbox360, as well as the

I ordered this to connect my Wii to an HDMI switcher. I used to use an HDMI dongle that plugged into the back of my original system. It had no external power source. I think it was too much and ended up messing up the video on my original Wii. I am currently using a used Wii. This device is externally powered and can hold any component (although I only tested my Wii). Some devices I've used have attempted to upscale the video signal and ended up distorting the source's 4:3 aspect ratio. It…