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Question: Will this item enable Namco plug and play to display color images?
Document: I purchased this item to attach my WII console to one of the available HDMI ports on my receiver (all RCA composite connections were taken). It works perfectly. It did not display correctly immediately; however there are two buttons on the device to use to configure your particular environment. Directions, although the device is pretty simplistic, came with the unit. Took me 10 minutes to setup.
It allows you to plug in S-Video (or composite), which is upconverted to an HDMI signal connected with HDMI to your HD display. The first game console I tested was my Atari Jaguar. I was immediately taken aback by the tremendous upgrade in picture quality on my new Vizio 50", compared to my old 50" Hitachi rear projection CRT HDTV. Using s-video cables through this upscaler, the image displayed looks high-def.
Oddly, most home recorded videos display with improved imaging (no dropped frames). When it came to pre-recorded videos, the support was only about 2-of-3 videos would play, while those that did often dropped frames, or else the picture would be jittering.Because our flat screen actually does support other inputs (not including S-Video), it wasn't such a hassle to just wire the VHS separate from the HDMI converter.
What can I say. It does exactly what I need it to do, convert S-video and composite signals and scale it to HDMI. Set up was plug and play. It auto switches between sources and seems to be well built. If you need one, buy it! It's a good value.
I wanted so bad to hook up my old SNES and N64 to my HDTV and play some of my old favorites. Unfortunately, with the TV being so new, and the systems so old, I wasn't able to pull up a quality picture ( SNES ) or any picture ( N64). That is when I discovered this little gem on AMAZON. Now I just plug the old systems into this, and the HDMI from this into the HDMI on my TV and BOOM!
I have an old Bose 321 system that is 10 years strong but a new TV set with no S Video or Composite Video. The Bose system of course only have S Video or Composite Video. It seems as if this converter would resolve the issue.The converter is simple to set up; plug and play. Just plug in the appropriate cables and voila. There are two toggle switches. One for 1080/720p and one to show the S Video or Composite as source.
I went to TV controls and turned down color, saturation, sharpness, and picture. Now everything is as perfect as can be considering it's not true HDMI. It's about 3/4 of the way but far superior to the yellow cord
If your display has only HDMI in, this device will connect it to any composite video source. I would recommend this to anyone.
My result was a very noisy image with interference pattern rolling down the display. Composite video direct to the TV was better.
Comcast cable is not the best for video out put unless you pay outrageous extra for special hook ups. By adding this unit between the box and my  large screen Smart TV. I finally got sharp clear images on screen.
Answer: This item has three input formats 1. HDMI 2. S video 3. 3 RCA- yellow, white, & redThere is one HDMI output. It transmits color with my S input and should with RCA