Portta HDMI Converter HDMI to YPbPr RGB Component Plus R/L Audio Converter V1.3 Support 1080P@60Hz 2 Channel LPCM HDMI Audio Extractor for HDTV PS3 PS4 HDVD Player Wii Xbox etc

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The component signal can be plugged into the source device like a projector, monitor, or TV to display the same high-quality picture and audio as offered by the HDMI device. Even if you’re not tech-savvy, you’ll be able to use it with ease due to its extremely handy level of usability.

There aren’t many downsides to this as it’s definitely one of the best HDMI to component converters, other than a relatively low level of technical support for the product. This is a multipurpose converter that can convert HDMI signal into RGB, YPbPr, and 5RCA based on requirements along with R/L audio signal. Using this gives you the freedom to enjoy high-definition audio and video when playing games or watching movies on traditional monitors, projectors, or component televisions. HDMI-to-Component vs Component-to-HDMI: like with HDMI-to-composite cables, HDMI-to-component cables can’t be used in reverse – i.The main reason is that the former has a dedicated optical audio output, which allows you to utilize it not just as an AV relay, but to send its audio to a receiver and split it up into the 5. Plus, they also serve to enable the upscaling and downscaling of resolutions depending on the input and output devices and their capabilities. Beyond that, it fully supports the upscaling and downscaling of your HDMI signal across different channels. Composite Cables vs Component Cables: It’s easy to get the two confused, and both carry analog signals, however, component cables were designed to support HD and replace composite cables, which couldn’t support high definition.

Just check out the appropriate slots for all devices on your converter, see if you have the needed cables, and use the converter as a signal translator between the two devices. This makes it a wise selection for users setting up a home theater, where signal quality is so important.

While we won’t get too technical with details, suffice to say that HDMI signals use a protection system dubbed HDCP. So, if you want to use an older computer monitor, for instance; you may see nothing more than color bars. This can be connected to a power control panel that gives you remote control over your entire setup; though we recommend using a cooling fan to prevent overheating.