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Dingsun HDMI to AV/RCA/Composite Converter,Support PAL/NTSC/1080P for Roku/Fire Stick/PS4/Xbox/Spectrum Box/Old Sanyo TV/Old LG TV/Old CRT
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Dingsun HDMI to AV/RCA/Composite Converter

Bottom line: The Dingsun HDMI to AV/RCA/Composite Converter: Converts HDMI to composite RCA for CRT and pre-HDMI TVs; main trade-off: one-way only: cannot convert RCA back to HDMI.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Converts HDMI to composite RCA for CRT and pre-HDMI TVs
  • ✓ NTSC/PAL switch covers both US and European TV standards
  • ✓ Accepts 1080p 50Hz/60Hz input over HDMI 1.3
  • ✓ Works with Roku, Fire Stick, Chromecast, Apple TV, PS4 and Xbox

Cons

  • ✗ One-way only: cannot convert RCA back to HDMI
  • ✗ Needs external power; no USB wall adapter included in box
  • ✗ No upscaling or image cleanup, just signal format conversion
  • ✗ 1080p sources may need dropping to 720p or 480p to sync

Manufacturer description

The Dingsun HDMI to AV converter solves a specific problem: your streaming stick, console, or set-top box only speaks HDMI, and your old CRT, Sanyo, or LG tube TV only has RCA jacks. This adapter bridges the two, converting an HDMI video signal into standard CVBS composite output over the familiar yellow, red, and white plugs. It accepts input resolutions up to 1080p at 50Hz or 60Hz over HDMI 1.3, and outputs in either NTSC or PAL, selectable by switch, so it works whether you are feeding a North American set or a European one. Compatibility covers Roku, Fire Stick, Chromecast, Apple TV…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this let me use a Fire Stick on my old CRT TV?

Yes. It converts the Fire Stick's HDMI output to CVBS composite (yellow/red/white RCA), which is what pre-HDMI CRT sets accept. Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, PS4 and Xbox are also listed as compatible sources.

Do I need a power adapter, or does it run off the TV?

It needs external power. A Micro USB-to-USB cable is included, but you must supply your own USB power adapter or open USB port. Without power the converter will not output a signal.

Should I set it to NTSC or PAL?

Set it to NTSC if you are in the USA. PAL is for regions using that standard, primarily Europe and parts of Asia. The unit supports both formats via the switch.

My TV shows no signal or color stripes. What went wrong?

That usually means the input resolution is too high. Drop your source device's output to 720p or 480p in its display settings. The converter accepts up to 1080p at 50Hz/60Hz, but not every combination syncs cleanly.

Can I use it the other way around, RCA into a new HDMI TV?

No. This is a one-directional HDMI-to-AV converter only and will not function as an RCA-to-HDMI adapter. You would need a separate device for that direction.

Key Features

  • HDMI to AV Converter: Convert Roku/Fire stick HDMI video signal to CVBS(AV/RCA) signal to connect to old TV.
  • Highest Input Resolution Up to 1080p 50Hz/60Hz. (Note: TV display no signal, color stripes, please reduce the resolution of the input signal source to 720p or 480p.) HDMI 1.3
  • Support NTSC and PAL two standard TV formats output. (Please set as NTSC when you are in USA!)
  • Compatible with Chromecast, Roku, Fire Stick, Apple TV, PS4, Xbox ect.(Video conversion only, does not improve video quality.)
  • The Converter Needs Power: it comes with a Micro USB-to-USB cable, and you'll need to add an extra power adapter to work properly.
  • Does not support reverse work, cannot be used as RCA to HDMI Converter.

Full Specifications

BrandDingsun
ColorBlack
FinishHdmi
Unit Count1 Count
ConnectivityUSB
Model NumberD-099
CompatibilityPS4, Xbox
Input Voltage1 volts
Nominal Power0.11 watts
Warranty Type2 years
Connector TypeHDMI, RCA
Item Dimensions1.5 x 0.6 x 3.3 inches
Mfr Part NumberD-098
Number of Items1
Number of Ports1
Power Plug TypeType A - 2 pin (North American)
Compatible DevicesBluray player, Fire Stick , Chromecast, Roku, Apple TV , Spectrum box, Laptop, Phillips, Television
HDMI to AV ConverterConvert Roku/Fire stick HDMI video signal to CVBS(AV/RCA) signal to connect to old TV.
Warranty Description2 years warranty
Item dimensions L x W x H1.5 x 0.6 x 3.3 inches
Full listing titleDingsun HDMI to AV/RCA/Composite Converter,Support PAL/NTSC/1080P for Roku/Fire Stick/PS4/Xbox/Spectrum Box/Old Sanyo TV/Old LG TV/Old CRT

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