YPbPr to HD Multimedia Interface Converter Component Video Audio Adapter for TV Box VHS VCR DVD Burner to HDTV

Feature: 1. Applicable Scenario: YPBPR to HD Multimedia Interface converter easily convert analog YPbPr video and R L audio signals to HD Multimedia Interface output, allowing you to connect old DVD players, satellite TV boxes, and consoles to HD Multimedia Interface displays. 2. High Definition Support: Converter support component video resolutions of 480I P, 576I P, 720P, 1080I, 1080P. HD Multimedia Interface output resolutions supported include 720P50 60Hz, 1080P50 60Hz, providing excellent video quality for your HD Multimedia Interface TV. 3. HD Multimedia Interface V1.3 Standard: This converter seamlessly integrates old analog device into modern home theaters, allowing users to enjoy bigger and clearer images and videos on their desired HD Multimedia Interface display. 4. Easy Installation: Component to HD Multimedia Interface converter is easy to install, with no settings required, can only be used for component (input) to HD Multimedia Interface (output) conversion and does not support reverse usage. 5. Quality Conversion: The component to HD Multimedia Interface converter seamlessly converts component video signals and FL FR stereo audio signals into HD Multimedia Interface signals, ensuring quality HD Multimedia Interface output for your TV box, VHS, VCR, DVD recorder, game consoles, and HD Multimedia Interface enabled TVs displays projectors. Specification: Item Type: YPBPR to HD Multimedia Interface Converter Input Ports: 1 x YPBPR (Red, Green, Blue), 1 x Audio (Red, White) Output Port: HD Multimedia Interface Component Input Resolutions: 480I P, 576I P, 720P, 1080I, 1080P HD Multimedia Interface Output Resolutions: 720P50 60Hz, 1080P50 60Hz Material: Aluminum alloy. Package List: 1 x YPBPR to HD Multimedia Interface Converter 1 x Instruction Manual 1 x Supply Adapter Note: This is a component to HD Multimedia Interface converter, not HD Multimedia Interface to component converter, cannot be used in reverse direction. Make sure your device has YPbPr interface output, not Composite Video Interface.