Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite HDMI to RCA Composite Video with Audio Converter
This Tripp Lite converter seamlessly connects modern HDMI sources, like laptops or Blu-ray players, to older displays equipped with RCA composite audio/video inputs. It actively converts the digital HDMI signal to analog, saving you the cost of upgrading your existing television or monitor. The unit features a female HDMI input and female RCA outputs for video (yellow) and stereo audio (red/white). A simple switch allows selection between NTSC and PAL video standards for broad compatibility. It supports input resolutions up to 1080p and outputs at 480i or 576i. Installation is entirely plug-and-play, requiring no software, and it includes an external power supply with four international plug adapters.
$136.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
304
/ 374
#304 in Scan Converters
Price vs Category Average
-81%
Below average
Input Ports
1
/ x HDMI Female
Who it's for
- Bridges Digital/Analog Gap
- Simple Plug-and-Play Operation
- Integrated Audio Conversion
Who should skip it
- Significant Resolution Downgrade
- Requires External Power Source
- Potential HDCP Compatibility Issues
Key Specs
Input Ports
1x HDMI Female
Output Ports
1x Composite Video (Yellow RCA Female), 1x Stereo Audio (Red/White RCA Female)
Supported HDMI Input Resolutions
Up to 1080p (50/60 Hz)
Output Video Resolutions
480i (NTSC) or 576i (PAL)
Power Supply
External 100-240V AC to 5V/1A DC with 4 international plug adapters
Warranty
2 years
Weight
0.62 kg
Features
- Converts HDMI signal to Composite Video and Stereo Audio
- Supports NTSC and PAL video standards via a switch
- HDCP compliant for protected content playback
- Plug and Play installation requires no drivers
- Includes external power supply with 4 plug adapters
- Supports uncompressed two-channel stereo audio
What customers say
This Tripp Lite converter is highly valued for its reliability in connecting digital sources to older analog displays. Users consistently praise the straightforward plug and play setup, requiring minimal technical skill. The build quality is noted as robust, reflecting the brand's reputation for durability over cheaper options. While the device successfully bridges the technological gap, the primary drawback is the resulting picture quality, frequently described as soft or lacking clarity, even considering RCA limitations. A few users report occasional signal drops with specific high definition content. Overall, the consensus favors its dependable performance for maintaining older equipment, justifying the slightly premium price through perceived reliability.
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