HDMI Converters
Old DVD player, PS2 or receiver without HDMI? RCA and PS2 to HDMI converters, extenders over RJ45. Plug it all back in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need power?
Black bars appear, is that normal?
Which network cable for the extender?
Which HDMI converter should you choose?
An HDMI converter is used in two cases: connecting a device that has no HDMI output to a recent TV, or carrying an HDMI signal further than an ordinary cable.
Connecting an old device
- RCA to HDMI: for an old satellite receiver, a DVD player or a console that only has the yellow, red and white sockets.
- PS2 to HDMI: it plugs directly into the back of the PlayStation 2.
The picture stays at its original resolution, the converter does not make it HD.
Going further with an extender
The HDMI extender sends the picture over an RJ45 network cable: up to 30 m for the amplifier model, up to 60 m over Cat6 for the HDTV Extender, in 1080p. Useful for a screen in another room or in a shop window.
For a short link, a simple HDMI cable is enough. See also the RCA cables and converters and all cables and converters.