The ad says "Mini USB to RCA", but the picture shows otherwise. Which is the correct one? Thanks!!
616039
The picture is incorrect. That picture is for the GoPro 2 camera, not the 3.
237808
I'm not positive, I'm not familiar with RCA products. Sorry. Thanks for the inquiry.
574920
This is a composit cable as the picture shows, you would still need 2 more for the audio. The description is wrong saying RCA not to mention I was unable to get it to work in either application in either direction so good luck if you buy it. After further invesitgation the only way this is possible is with a converter. What ever it was designed for probably isn't going to work for what you think its for.
610763
The USB standard - the rectangular connector - does not handle signals in the same voltage range nor frequency range of RS-232 - the mini "audio" connector. Note that there is no standard to govern RS-232 connections using the audio connector. I would be afraid of damaging my computer using a "standard USB to mini jack" adapter - no such standard exists. Sorry, there has to be some signal translation "intelligence" on one end or the other...thxww
1588510
I would bet you could find one at an electronics store like Radio Shack, or an internet store, but it would help to know the name of the connection. From what I can tell, one end has a male 2.0 usb and the other end is a male 2 pin mini micro.
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Don't overlook the mini USB looking power cord (not pictured with item at Amazon but should be shipped with the converter). I initially did not see the mini power cord when I got unit and it took me a few minutes to figure out why the unit was not functioning. Converter must have separate electrical power source to operate. There is a very small connection port for the power cord on top of converter (looks like mini USB). Connect the RCA and HDMI cables as directed, connect power cord to converter and plug power cord plug into the wall ( I had to use an extension cord to reach outlet and it works fine). You should be good to go.Hope this helps. Don't overlook the mini USB looking power cord (not pictured with item at Amazon but should be shipped with the converter). I initially did not see the mini power cord when I got unit and it took me a few minutes to figure out why the unit was not functioning. Converter must have separate electrical power source to operate. There is a very small connection port for the power cord on top of converter (looks like mini USB). Connect the RCA and HDMI cables as directed, connect power cord to converter and plug power cord plug into the wall ( I had to use an extension cord to reach outlet and it... » Read More Don't overlook the mini USB looking power cord (not pictured with item at Amazon but should be shipped with the converter). I initially did not see the mini power cord when I got unit and it took me a few minutes to figure out why the unit was not functioning. Converter must have separate electrical power source to operate. There is a very small connection port for the power cord on top of converter (looks like mini USB). Connect the RCA and HDMI cables as directed, connect power cord to converter and plug power cord plug into the wall ( I had to use an extension cord to reach outlet and it works fine). You should be good to go.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It actually is a coaxial digital audio jack. The connector looks just like a regular RCA plug. You might be confused by the placement. I missed it at first, too. Right next to the "digital audio out" label is a plug you can pull out with some strange-looking connector. Not sure what that is, but it's not the digital audio. The digital audio is actually to the left of the label, a black RCA-type next to a red-white RCA combo.
1377012
Yes, the unit is intended to be RCA to VGA, and it is not USB powered. However, I must tell you that the unit I purchased was non-functional right out of the box and I returned it immediately. On a positive note, the refund from Amazon was credited promptly.
2017190
I tried an rca2hd mini - didn't work. Now have another more powerful one on order. thanks.
1979878
try this out. I hope it helps. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/139392/Rca-Sp10.html
1092407
No problem. I presume you are using an RCA output (like from a dvd player Left Right RCA jacks) to go into a mini input (like the back of a computer where it says Line In) Nearly all cables work both ways.Well, except some super long ones with built in amplifiers (like top quality 50' HDMI cables) or special radio frequency filters/transformers/adapters (the lump at the end of a cable before the connector) or microphones for impedance matching and the like.
2088505
I bought a USB micro adapter that allows connection with standard USB. Be sure to order "micro" and not "mini", as they are not the same.
1377011
RCA to VGA is correct...I use it to view my XBOX play on my desktop monitor...worx great! It has a 5v adapter you plug into the wall..no USB.
925702
There is a miniUSB to dual USB cord that comes with it, which uses the power from the PC. It's a little longer than I'd like it to be, so I suppose you can substitute a shorter one. Not sure what the dual USB end would be for...
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I think the sound bar's USB input is only for thumb drives and external hard drives. You're going to want to use the RCA input for audio transmission.
1899510
The unit IS the wall plug. On the back of the unit (opposite side from Logo shown on Amazon) is a standard 110v 2 prong connector. So you plug this unit right into the wall (or use any standard extension cord including the cheap ones for lamps, etc). USB slot as mentioned is for charging your phone/tablet that might be providing the tunes and the Mini Jack is the audio output. The USB Jack is a nice touch but instantly makes me wonder why you wouldn't just use the headphone jack on the device and save yourself $35 if they are that close together.
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"Does the AUX input include the red and white L/R input" I just looked at this unit at Costco (I don't own one) and the answer is yes. It has two cables feeding from the rear: one USB cable and one standard RCA cable, like you mention. What's strange is a lot of posts about this product say it has a minijack cable only and no USB or RCA, however I just saw with my own two eyes the USB and RCA cables. They must've updated the model. And, yes, the model I saw was the LP2D, which is how I ended up here reading reviews for the product. Just make sure you can return if they send you the older model.