📺 Enhance your Viewing Experience with the V2V Pro Video to VGA Converter/Video Switcher Review

This unit is good considering its price when I got it for about $33. I use it to connect my Dreamcast to a 19" Acer LCD monitor, it looks fine on screen, although not as good as I expected. I've tried each of the available resolutions but don't see much of a difference between them. I also tested it on my xbox360 and the graphics look lousy. Things are looking really bad for my favorite Call of Duty games. Overall I think this is a good device if you want to use your LCD to watch VCD/DVD movies

This item was purchased solely to connect Reto output devices to HDTVs and monitors. It does an excellent job of interpreting strings in older video games and other low-resolution multimedia devices. Because most older media devices rely on the poor resolution of older televisions for smooth, large pixels, HDTV can actually degrade older gaming systems. This is what the retro gamer needs to enjoy games from the past generation on displays of this generation. The adjustments and settings are…

Best price I could find. The size is approximately 4 x 6 inches. Pretty easy menu to set up. I use an S-Video cable from my standard Directv box to the device and connect the VGA port from my old 19" CRT monitor to the device. It comes with a power adapter. You can set the video aspect ratio from the menu. Keep in mind that it doesn't process sound. You need a different system for the sound. I am using a 900mhz radio transmitter with RCA red and white channels from the directv box. Two wireless

The item was delayed after purchase. On arrival the product was very flimsy, worked fine for about a month and then just stopped working completely - must have overheated or burned out an electrical component. After connecting this product, the quality on the PC monitor was very blurry, but it could still turn the PC monitor into a replacement TV. Be careful when adjusting your monitor and language settings, it can be difficult or almost impossible to revert back to the English and 480p…

- This amazing device does what it's supposed to do and allows you to use your old media devices on your PC monitor or LCD TV. For people who want to play their old game consoles on their PC monitor, this is the way to go. It works with Famicom, Super Famicom, Megadrive, PS1/2, Xbox, C64, Amiga CD32, PC Engine, Gamecube, N64 and even NEO-GEO AES/CD! On older pre-PS2 computers you might notice a drop in image quality, but if you sit far enough away from the monitor everything looks fine. It…

This device is great for what I use it for. It works very well when connected to a Commodore VIC-20 or C64 via a modern composite video jack converted to VGA for the large LCD I use on my PC. The only reason I didn't give Image Clarity 4 stars is that it seems to amplify my C64's fuzzy signal, so this system actually looks better on a small CRT. However, the VIC-20 looks great on my 23-inch 1920x1080 resolution LCD monitor, as do other composite video cables I've connected to it. even…

I gave this a 4 out of 5 just because of the slightly degraded picture. I have a film frame on my TV. But when I plugged it in, the picture was a little less clear. Not bad and very playable. I used it on a 14 inch VGA monitor. I also admit that the monitor isn't the best it could be. The monitor is ten years old and not as good as my 19" Sony. So take what you want. The only other flaw I could mention is that if you're not using an SVGA monitor and you press a button, to use it on SVGA can't…

I bought this device because I wanted to keep playing my old games (like Dreamcast, Playstation 1 and 2, Nintendo 64, Genesis and SNES) on my HDTV. The problem was that my HDTV, like many HDTVs, had severe "game lag". Game lag occurs when your HDTV is busy converting legacy signals (such as RF, composite, and S-Video cables) to HD 480, 720, and 1080p quality. You might not notice it while watching a movie on DVD, but try playing a fighting game or a rhythm game and it's a frustratingly…

I recently bought two Revain 24" ViewSonic 1080p LED monitors, so I now have a very nice 17" Compaq monitor that has been idle. I also had an extra digital TV tuner, very high tech, and it was idle. . I figured I could make a good second TV out of the two if I could find the right interface. I googled and "revained" until I decided this device was exactly what I wanted. Good short manual - tells you enough. Then I plugged it in and started playing with the features. It's almost as if the…

I was looking for a device that would convert composite video to VGA. Because my old tube TV is broken. I needed a monitor for my gigantic game console collection. and I didn't want to use my plasma screen all the time (for many reasons). I also had an extra LCD monitor. So I searched online for product reviews for such a device. After a few hours of research. I got my score on V2V Pro! which was very high among many other all-in-one video converters. So I bought mine about 4 weeks ago. I got…