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Mini HD Video Converter Box HDMI to AV/CVBS L/R Video Adapter HDMI2AV Support NTSC and PAL Output

3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 367 ratings
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Compatible Devices Television
Connector Type DVI, HDMI, Mini HDMI
Color .!!without CE
Item dimensions L x W x H 3.94 x 1.97 x 3.15 inches
Brand WoneNice

About this item

  • No need to install drivers, portable, flexible, plug and play.
  • No power adapter
  • Support NTSC and PAL two standard TV formats output
  • Compatible HDMI1.3
  • MINI HDMI to AV signal converter which will convert HDM video signal or audio signal to AV (CVBS) composite video signal and the FL / FR

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MINI HDMI to AV signal converter which will convert HDM video signal or audio signal to AV (CVBS) composite video signal and the FL / FR stereo audio signals, while support DVI system sideline signals. To help users convert the high quality of the HDMI video signal into normal CVBS signal (standard-definition 480i, 576i,).So that can play on TV, VHS VCR, DVD recorders, etc and support NTSC and PAL two TV format. Features: No need to install drivers, portable, flexible, plug and play. Low power, No power adapter Support NTSC and PAL two standard TV formats output Compatible HDMI1.3 Dimensions(mm): 72(D)x55(W)x20(H) Wight (g): 40 5. Package Includes: 1x HDMI to AV Converter) 1x USB Cable 1x User Manual

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Mini HD Video Converter Box HDMI to AV/CVBS L/R Video Adapter HDMI2AV Support NTSC and PAL Output

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3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5 out of 5
367 global ratings

Customers say

Customers have negative opinions about the quality, picture and sound quality of the adapter. For example, they mention that it didn't work properly, the picture is not perfect, it's jumpy and inconsistent, and the sound quality is poor. Some say that it'll stop working after a month and that there's some white noise. Opinions are mixed on the appearance.

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4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the electronic adapter. They mention that it has a good price.

"...seeing the same complaints about this perfectly functional, and affordable product...." Read more

"...No problems whatsoever and a better price than any of the top electronic stores." Read more

"good price" Read more

"Great deal for the price!..." Read more

7 customers mention3 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the appearance of the adapter. Some mention it looks good so far, and the videos come out very nice, while others say that it does not give any video, gives a grainy black and white video, and does not work.

"Garbage. Does not give any video. Audio only. Tried multiple USB adapters as some said the not working was related to power output...." Read more

"...through an older DVD/VCR recorder it does the job & the videos come out very nice! I bought this for a little more because I felt safer using Prime...." Read more

"...Or just ultra-cheap bottom-of-the-line components? Who knows. Video was unwatchable, which is all that matters." Read more

"It's amazing.. I'm glad to be able to find ......" Read more

163 customers mention48 positive115 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the quality of the adapter. They mention that it didn't work properly on their TV set, computer, or Sylvania DVD and VHS. They also say that the audio does come across but is of very poor quality.

"...No. Damn thing just didn't work, but for a few minutes. Back in the box and back to the seller." Read more

"...HTPC's, one being a very low wattage atom based computer, the device could do nothing with either one of them... Then I tried it with an Ouya I had,..." Read more

"This works perfectly for adapting my new blu-ray disc player to my old analog input tube tv...." Read more

"...popping noises from audio & visual lines simultaneouslyJust won't work properly!This adapter works exactly right for my use!..." Read more

14 customers mention0 positive14 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the picture quality of the adapter. They mention that it's not perfect, skewed, and distorted. Some say that the picture is jumpy and inconsistent. Some customers also say that it doesn't convert a clean image to the TV.

"...power source I had on hand rated at 5V / 1A and all I got was sound, no picture...." Read more

"...This adapter works exactly right for my use! The picture is not as clear as I would like but for going through an older DVD/VCR recorder it does the..." Read more

"...I was unable to get a picture at all for awhile and then finally connected the USB power cord to the converter and USB port on the PS4...." Read more

"...Unfortunately, it just showed blurry picture (audio cleared up fine) and I just couldn't figure out how to correct this...." Read more

7 customers mention0 positive7 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the sound quality of the adapter. They mention that it provides only audio, and that the sound stopped working after a month. Some customers also report popping noises and white noise. The volume must be set to the maximum to even hear it.

"11/02/15stopped working after 7 mos.; popping noises from audio & visual lines simultaneouslyJust won't work properly!..." Read more

"...Even at max volume there was some white noise that was audible with this device. I tried many things and was not satisfied with this product." Read more

"...Audio does come across, but very poor quality and volume must go to MAX to even hear it... Video only manages to look like an old VCR that has its..." Read more

"Device provided only audio but blank VideoLuckily the seller refunded and at least deserves the two stars" Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the returnability of the electronic adapter. They mention that it is not eligible for return, exchange, or refund.

"...definitely not recommend this device, especially since it does not qualify for return." Read more

"Do not buy this it does not work at all. It is not eligible for return." Read more

"Horrible, didn't work, no return exchange or refund offered, don't waste your money" Read more

"DON'T DO IT. NO GOOD. NO RETURNS ALLOWED. DO NOT WASTE YOUR $11...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the signal of the adapter. They mention that it has a horrible signal, keeps getting interrupted, and is useless.

"...Converted the HDMI signal to composite video, but the signal kept getting interrupted every few seconds with a horizontal line that broke up the..." Read more

"...(not even a black picture, simply no signal; tested with a signal cleaner)...." Read more

"This item is junk. Got mine in the mail and it sends no signals at all. The unit also appeared to be opened partially...." Read more

"Useless - horrible signal" Read more

After some research, these products look alike but have ...
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After some research, these products look alike but have ...
After some research, these products look alike but have different guts. This particular one, (cost ~$9) has one chip therefore probably will not work for most situations as it did not work for me. I am going to look for the ones with 3 chips and see if those work. They are around $16.Update: Found the one with 3 chips and IT WORKS GREAT! On any device.
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Oatimus
5.0 out of 5 stars Works well with the right USB power source
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2015
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This works perfectly for adapting my new blu-ray disc player to my old analog input tube tv. I have seen some negative review for these devices and I believe the problem might be the USB power source. I purchased one rated at 24W / 2.4A & it worked fine; out of curiosity, I tried it again with an older USB power source I had on hand rated at 5V / 1A and all I got was sound, no picture. The one I purchased was RAVPower® 24W/DUAL 2.4A Foldable Plug Dual USB Travel Charger, hope this helps some people.
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Beavis
1.0 out of 5 stars BEWARE: There are 2 versions of this, 1 sucks & 1 good. Here's how I found a good one...
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2018
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I've just been reviewing all of my orders back to 2014 (yah, DON'T ask!), when I saw this regrettable purchase. I bought mine on December 5, 2015 from a different seller (last review 2016-2-19, 23 total, 17% negative). When I clicked on the item in my order history, I was brought here. I read the first 30 negative reviews (as of 2018-12-19: 105 positive, 226 negative), and none gave the info which allowed me to find the good version that I later bought. So I felt compelled to help out anyone considering getting one.
I'm only going to discuss the product line and not individual units, meaning I'm not concerned with the quality control aspect, rather the actual hardware design. It so happens that both of my units were in proper working order (I noticed that many reviewers received dead ones), so I won't comment on DOA units.
The top critical review (by rstoamped) I read also deals only with the design aspect, and does this by visual inspection of the circuit board. I didn't open either of my units up, so I can't confirm or refute what was said. However, there was a photo with the review (although quite tiny) and the review seems competent so I'll include what I consider to be the "meat". The good version has 3 chips and the inferior one has only 1. I'm sure this had a significant impact on the production cost.

So here's the deal on the 2 versions: the rip-off version will only convert HDMI to composite AV (CVBS) when the digital source signal is already at the resolution which the analog device is capable of displaying. In other words, the video starts out in a digital format but only has the resolution of a standard definition (SD) signal. So the rip-off box only does a 1 to 1 conversion from digital to analog; it does no "scaling".
(Non- blu-ray) DVD player's have a maximum resolution of 720x480, which is 'pretty much' the same as a standard definition TV signal (my grasp of analog video starts to resemble voodoo at this point). and so any DVD player that has an HDMI output almost certainly does upscaling. Cable or satelite boxes provide programs in SD and so usually have analog outputs or do upscaling on their HDMI outputs. I didn't spend TOO much time Googling, but I found that SD signals over HDMI isn't very common.
So all of these things together is this why I found this converter to be a rip-off. There just aren't very many uses for it. The only way I was able to test that the rip-off box actually works was to use a computer. A PC will let you adjust the resolution by dragging that pointer all the way down to a humble standard definition (which pretty much is what a true VGA signal is: 640x480).

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A "GOOD" HDMI 2 AV CONVERTER BOX:
Getting ripped off is way to easy, not only when buying an item sight unseen over the internet, but even if you're doing it "brick'n'mortar" style (or perhaps ChevyTrunk'n'sidewalk style!). For me at least, the rip-off box came in a legitimate looking retail package which had "Full HD 1080p" proudly displayed on the front of the box, and whose instructions inside were EXACTLY the same as the instructions that came with my "good" HDMI 2 AV converter (which didn't come in retail packaging, just with the instruction "manual" in a bubble-pop mailer). Also, the "good" one was in a black plastic case with white printing and also had "UP scaler 1080P" below the "HDMI2AV" (even though it's actually a "down-scaler"). The rip-off box came in a white plastic case and had nothing below the black printing which said "HDMI2AV"

So there you have it; that's the skinny on these converters! (is anyone even buying these anymore?!)
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Michael Butler
5.0 out of 5 stars It's like someone slamming a lawnmower in a review
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2015
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YOU HAVE TO PLUG THE ADAPTER BOX INTO A POWER SOURCE VIA USB TO STOP THE FLICKERING.
YOU HAVE TO PLUG THE ADAPTER BOX INTO A POWER SOURCE VIA USB TO STOP THE FLICKERING.
YOU HAVE TO PLUG THE ADAPTER BOX INTO A POWER SOURCE VIA USB TO STOP THE FLICKERING.

Sorry to repeat myself, but I keep seeing the same complaints about this perfectly functional, and affordable product.
It's like someone slamming a lawnmower in a review, because their front-yard is paved over.
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Scott Phillips
5.0 out of 5 stars Ordered 2, Both Have Been Working For Months Without Issues.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2016
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Purchased two of these and both work perfectly. I think other reviewers that are having bad luck are not using an ample power source. Many of my phone charging bricks did not provide enough power....once I found the correct power source, both have been working great for months.

I use one in our car to connect an HDMI Boxee Box to our roof mounted LCD and the other converts a Chromecast to give me RCA audio.
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Jared A.
2.0 out of 5 stars Maybe you'll get one that works for more than a minute or two.
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2015
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Connected my PC to this with an HDMI cable (and plugged into USB port for power with included cable), then connected a projector that only accepted RCA. Worked for a couple of minutes as I tried to adjust some settings, then quit. It made my PC monitor go blank. Unplugged the HDMI cable and the monitor came back on. Plugged HDMI back into PC, monitor went blank. Wiggled (all) the cables and the projector flickered a bit and let out some scratchy noises. Tapped on the little plastic box (converter) with same result. Unplugged again and ran a video on the PC. Plugged everything back in and as soon as the HDMI was plugged into the PC the monitor went blank. Unplugged the HDMI from the little white box and the PC Monitor came back on. Like a poster child for insanity, I disconnected everything and let it sit. Hoping by some miracle it healed itself, I tried everything again as before. This time though, I tried a different USB jack. Then another. Same result. Kept switching the PAL/NTSC switch thinking that may be the problem. No. Damn thing just didn't work, but for a few minutes. Back in the box and back to the seller.
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