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Question: I have an older Sanyo DVD/VCR combo to show old home movies on tape.  New receiver has RCA input, but output is HDMI only.  Will this make it work?
Document: I purchased this unit to hook my older systems up to my LED TV that only has one AV input.Pros: It works like it is intended. On one side there is the Yellow/Red/White RCA inputs and on the other side there is an HDMI output. Unit also requires power and it comes with its own AC adapter. Don't think the output is going to rival that of a Blu-Ray player or an 360, but it looks alot better than just plugging it in.Cons:None
I have an old Samsung DVD I watch old cassettes on. It has no HDMI output. I still have some opera recordings, family recordings, etc. I watch. We had purchased a new TV and sound bar.This adapter works exactly as advertised. The picture and sound are fine. Hooking it up was easy.
I purchased the product to connect an old TIVO to a new television with a  HDMI input and not a component input. The TIVO had only a component output. Neither of the 2 items I purchased worked at either 720 or 1080. I returned the items without difficulty.
The product is probably fine, but it just didn't work for what I needed. I wanted to hook my new smart TV up to an audio/video wireless receiver so that I could listen to music from my computer which is downstairs, on the TV which is upstairs. It wouldn't work to convert the RCA cables to HDMI. It may be the Samsung TV and not the converter that's the problem, though.
Good product. Worked straight out of the box. Had an older VCR and a newer flat screen TV. TV no lika no old VCR . TV no lika low resolution stuff old VCR was feeding it. This little box tricked new TV into thinking old low resolution stuff from old VCR was high resolution stuff and was willing to show it to me. Niiiice... happy happy happy
Bought this to use some of my older components like my VCR and game consoles with a new HDMI TV. It works fine for the VCR, but it wouldn't work my Wii  or my Xbox. It seems those devices need their own &#34;special&#34; adapter.
Works like a charm - used it in an RV between an older Jensen FM/DVD media player w/composite outputs (480) and an upgraded Vizio flat panel LED TV (720p); powered via the TV's USB port. TV recognizes 720p input - noticeably clearer picture from the DVD player (through this device/HDMI cable) than I previously had (although the TV has been replaced). Small and lightweight, just dropped it in behind the media player in the RV. Happy Camper...
I'm a gamer and have a LOT of consoles (old and new) and was looking to free up some input ports on my receiver and tv with this. For old consoles like the SNES and Sega Genesis it works well but I'm sticking to S-Video on my SNES and AV for my Genesis.But with the N64, Gamecube, and Playstation 1 it's good to go. Games look a little sharper and still respond well with no lag in controls.
So when I connected it to HDMI and it popped right up after I switched the wiring, I was really happy. Now I'm looking forward to watching all my old tapes and also converting them to DVD since I have another set of plugs on the from of that VCR. I can't compare this to any other converter as this is the only one I have used based on reading a lot of the reviews here of them all. But I am more than thrilled with the results.
This item is excellent. It worked, as described, right out of the box. I used it to convert broadcast signals from my antenna, through my digital-to-analog converter, to get them into my new receiver. My new receiver was having trouble accepting the "RCA" red-white-yellow component video, but is fine with the HDMI from this little box. Well worth the money to continue to receive broadcast tv.
Answer: I am kinda having trouble understanding your question, do you mean that your TV has only HDMI input's and the VCR/DVD combo supplies RCA output?  If this is the case, I have been using mine to run my VCR/DVD combo through RCA cables, and output as an HDMI. This has done a great job with doing that. Hope this helps.