HDMI to SVideo Converter Adapter with R/L Audio Video Support, 1080P Compatible with PS3/PS4, Xbox, Fire Stick, Roku, Blu-Ray Player, VHS, VCR, DVD, STB, Camera and More. Review

I am using an S-Video connection and I found that the screen is much better than using the component connection. I only gave 4 stars for "easy to install" because I had to play around with a few to finally get the end result I wanted. I still don't know why, but at first I heard a very loud "buzz" whether I was using S-Video or a component connection, or whether it was set to PAL or NTSC. I felt that neither of these two settings should affect the sound, but that was the only thing I could…

When I first changed the output resolution to anything other than 640x480, the image was distorted. Even when I set the resolution to 800 x 600 or 1024 x 768 (4:3 aspect ratio), there were black bars to the left and right of the picture on my 4:3 monitor too, which went to my VCR. I noticed that even if you change the resolution settings, it only changes what Windows 10 calls "desktop resolution". The "Active Signal Resolution" always stayed at 1920x1080 (resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio)…

We have an Avermedia C027 capture card in our church computer and we needed to start live streaming like everyone else. We used the HDMI input for the camera and also wanted to show slides. The Tripp-Lite B126-004 has an HDMI monitor output, so I bought an HDMI to component adapter first. Well, it turns out this card uses component capture in conjunction with HDMI capture, so I had to use either S-Video or Composite. Fry only had one HDMI-to-Composite adapter, so we bought that one. It was…