How do I make the connection if my device has one video (yellow) out like on Wii? Can one of the RGB/YPbPr input on the converter be used for video?
635197
You can use the single yellow RCA video if you want, but if you have the RGB you will get a better picture. Do not forget your audio connection. This will take the picture and up convert to 1080.
635198
as far as I know they are not hybrid component connections. you will need to get a component cable for your wii. with my wii I had to go through a few cables before I found one that would work with this device.
157146
Many TVs have a component input location the is made up of five ports. There are 3 for the 3 colors the tv displays and 2 for audio of course. If your TV does not have a place to plug in the component cables, you will need to get a converter. Your TV probably has and hdmi input. If not, just stick with the composite cable. The wii isn't a high definition device anyway so you won't display in 1080p ever with it. These cables do work for Wii U.
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You can absolutely use the yellow cables! Just plug it into the green port. I have my gamecube, n64, and ps2 hooked up this way.Just a note though-you cannot use the yellow cable AND the 3 component cables at the same time. It has to be one or the other for the devices to all work correctly.
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I tried this with Roku 3 to connect to a VGA projector. It keeps getting interrupted with digital rights management warnings.:(
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Make sure your drivers are installed and that you are not trying to hook it up through the hdmi. Other than that I guess boot up the aver media program and makes sure the device is selected at the top left hand corner and select video input yPbPr and make sure it is hooked up through the component cables. Might i ask what device your are hooking it up to. Mine is hooked up to a xbox360 so idk know if trying a ps3 or dvd/ blue player is different. Hope this helps.
107459
If your tv has the red blue and green "component in" connections, then this should work for you. This is not for the yellow "composite video in"
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You cant. I messed with mine for over 4 hours adjusting both color on pc and tv and the converter trying to get the picture right. I ended up trashing this and buying a tv with rgb input. I have bought 10 different vga to rca converters and none produces a good picture for anything other than cartoons.
1037605
Might be a faulty connection for the yellow RCA connector? Maybe you could get another cable or try with another video device that has RCA.
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My answer is the same as the other four. In a word, "yes". You simply plug the WII into the input and up to four other components, including your TV and projector, into any of the outputs. This device is an amplifier, not just a "splitter". It will provide strong signals to your other devices, even where long cable runs need to be made. We've been using ours for several years and it's still going strong.
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I have a roku and I hooked it up to one of the HDMI's i believe it's simular to your apple. Hook your hdmi from your projecter to one of the other hdmi's.
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It says that, but when I tried to connect it to the WII it would act like it registered, then when I selected two player in a game, a screen popped up and told me to reconnect the remote. I repeated this 5 times and it never connected.
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In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not supported and reverted back to his non-hdmi settings) In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not... » Read More In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not supported and reverted back to his non-hdmi settings) « Show Less
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it connects perfectly,unfortunately it did not work properly,intermittently at best. i solved my problem which seems similar to yours by purchasing the two obsolete dvd players below,either one will work and you can find them on amazon for about the same price as a convertor.they have both HDMI and component (RCA) outputsLG BD530 1080p Network Blu-ray Disc Player orLG BP220 2D Blu-Ray Player with Smart TV (Black)
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I think you want to go the other way. This item converts component signals to HDMI. You want to go from HDMI to RGB (which by the way is not the same as Component).
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I don't think so. This converter has red, white, yellow video & audio connections. Not sure what red, blue, green is for. If you do need this converter make sure you have a USB to wall converter. It has a USB power source you have to have plugged in.
640953
To my knowledge, it only works to connect Wii Classic Controller style controllers to a computer via USB port. I don't make the product nor do I professionally test it. I'm mainly using it for emulation and other games I can get that will support it.
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If you have a tv with component inputs, you will need a hdmi to component ypbpr converter, this will convert the hdmi signals to a form suitable for use with the component inputs on your tv, this converter is available from amazon, hope this helps.