I am trying to hook up an Xbox One to an AV TV with the Red, Yellow, and White connectors. Would I need to buy just the cable or buy an converter?
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I have not been able to figure out a use for these cables; without the converter, they were useless to me. Just buying the cables was not a solution for me, but I was trying to plug a component VCR into a HDMI TV.
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This unit as far as I have read has a conventional RCA Plug style red and white stereo input that would work with an original Xbox flawlessly if you use the supplied Composite A/V cable for the xbox. As far as getting 5.1 surround sound from that connection I am unsure. I am sure that there is an adapter somewhere that plugs into the xbox and outputs a digital sound signal of either optical or coaxial types.
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Mr. Dunkle is correct, you will need a "xbox connection kit" (basically a HDMI to RCA cable). So look up "Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable" on Amazon. Read the description to make sure but it should work fine. There are others but that cable should work and it's only 7.95.
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My cable box has one composite video port (yellow) and one mono audio port(white), would this converter work? And if so, what cables would I need?"
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Yes - the enKo enKo Mini Composite HDMI to RCA CVBS AV Converter (Input: HDMI; Output: AV) has a HDMI input to the AV/RCA connections. The TV will have the older AV connections output from the converter while the xbox has the HDMI input to the converter.
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I haven't specifically tried it, but why wouldn't it? HDMI are universal cables -- if your spec calls for HDMI (and not mini-HDMI or something else) it should work. The XBox uses standard HDMI. A 1.3 spec or "Hi def" version will still work for any standard device. If there is a problem it means you have a bad cable and with over 1,300 positive reviews that isn't likely.
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Use old-school cables with RCA-type plugs and plug it into your TV's INPUT plugs like you would a VCR. Those cables don't come with the kit, but you can get them at Radio Shack if you don't already have them. You'll need three cables or a ready-made A/V 3-cable bundle. Two cables for left/right audio channels (usually red for right and either black or white for left), and one cable for video (usually green or yellow). Attach your antenna to the converter box (not the TV) using standard thread-on antenna connection.
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I don't know what type of adapter you would need. The Xbox One has digital audio out (optical) that will plug directly into the base station of this headphone setup.
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This cable only sends signal it will not receive it. As in you can plug it into the Xbox to send signal to your tv box. Hope I helped..
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If you plug you XBox 360 into the HDMI Input on the XBox One...You canIf you have lot's of available inputs on your TV, it wouldn't matter but in this way, the XBox one just becomes a bridge from your 360 to your monitor/TV
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It comes with the Cables to connect the Capture Card to TV but you need to Buy The HD Xbox Component Cables. They are around $10 dlls on Amazon
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Probably not. If you read the description it says to not use with game consoles, probably because they draw too much current for the converter. The xbox would be almost 400 watts (using a nominal 220V value for input and the 1.78A gives about 390 watts). This converter is only rated for 100 watts. You'll need something more heavy duty, probably rated for at least 500 watts. You could also look for a US xbox power supply for it. That'd probably be the best way to handle it. Good luck!
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No, the only cord that comes with the device in the box is the USB cable, which connects from the device to your PC. Whichever version of the Xbox 360 you have, you'll need at least one HDMI cable to go from the device's output into your TV. If you have an original Xbox 360 that doesn't support HDMI, you'll need an Xbox 360 Component cable to plug straight from your console into the device's component input. If you have an original Xbox 360 with HDMI support, or an Xbox 360 version S ("slim") or E ("super slim"), you'll need another HDMI cable to go out from the console and into the device.
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No, you would need an rca cable (red, yellow, white). It would also depend on your tv. Some newer tv's do not support rca but others use one of the component colors as the yellow in the rca protocol.
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Not sure for an Xbox, but for my PS3, I bought a coaxial digital cable, optical cable, and a optical to coaxial converter. Use these the optical from the PS3, connect to the converter, then connect the coaxial to the converter and to the PS3. I think it's the same process for the Xbox 360 but I'm not entirely sure.
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No, if you're referring to the Yellow, Red, & White connectors, this will not work. What you can do is get the RCA Component cables for your video game systems (Component cables have the same Red & White connectors for Audio, but replace the "Yellow" video connector with Red, Blue, & Green video connectors). If you do this, you will actually get better signal quality from your video games. I have a DVD Player, PlayStation 2, and Wii hooked up to mine after buying component cables and it works well. I recommend "Mediabridge" cables for your game systems. I find they are excellent quality (great shielding and strong connections) at very good prices.
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You would need to get an HDMI to DVI converter in order to connect the HDMI cable that XBox uses to the monitor...here's a link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_4_4?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=hdmi%20to%20dvi&sprefix;=hdmi%2Celectronics%2C287