Converts HDMI to analog signal: Now you can watch your pictures and videos from devices with HDMI output such as a laptop or Blu-Ray player even on an older TV, VHS/VCR, projector, or DVD recorder. The adapter converts digital HDMI and MHL signals to analog SCART signals (CVBS). User-friendly signal converter: The converter is very easy to use. Plug-and-play - just connect, no drivers needed. NTSC and PAL support: This HDMI to Scart converter supports the standard TV formats NTSC and PAL. The signal converter is compatible with HDMI 1.3b and older. Includes USB cable for power supply via computer or with power adapter. Specifications: Input: 1 x HDMI Output: 1 x SCART Input resolution: 640x480@60Hz, 800x600@60Hz, 1024x768@60Hz, 1280x720@60Hz, 1280x1024@60Hz, 1360x768@60Hz, 1600x1200@60Hz, 1920x1080@60Hz, 576p/60Hz, 720p50/60Hz, 1080i50/60Hz, 1080p23.97/24/25/50/59.94/60Hz. Output format: PAL, NTSC Dimensions: 88mm x 58mm x 26mm IMPORTANT TO NOTE: The adapter does not convert in both directions. This adapter converts from HDMI to Scart, not vice versa. In that case, you need a Scart to HDMI converter! Package includes: 1 x HDMI to SCART Adapter 1 x USB charging cable (for connection to a wall socket, you also need a power adapter) 1 x User manual What does an HDMI to SCART Converter do? HDMI is today one of the most used interfaces for audio and video transmission; it offers not only high resolution for picture, film, and sound, but also fast transmission. But not every household has a TV or other desired screen with an HDMI input. Old TVs and other devices with SCART interfaces are still used. Therefore, the question arises: Can I make my HDMI device compatible to use, for example, an old TV? HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is an interface that allows a completely digital transmission of audio and video to a screen. This means that both audio and video data must be in digital form, so that an HDMI cable can recognize the data and forward it to other devices. SCART (Syndicat of Constructeurs d'Appareils) is an older interface that was often used in TVs and VCRs. The great advantage of the SCART interface was that it supports various analog transmission paths, such as composite video, S-video, or RGB. But SCART cannot handle digital transmission methods. In contrast to the HDMI interface, only analog signals are transmitted here, for example from the VCR to the TV. Both signals - audio and video - must therefore be available in analog form. For the SCART input on an older screen to be able to process the digital signals from a newer device with HDMI output, these must first be converted to analog signals. For this, you need a so-called HDMI to SCART converter. Due to the incompatibility between analog and digital transmission, a \"mechanical\" adapter cable is not sufficient to transmit video from HDMI to SCART, but a device that converts the signals is required. (With a regular cable from HDMI to SCART, either the quality loss is great or the transmission would not work at all.) However, with the help of a Scart to HDMI converter, all digital audio and video data can be converted to analog. Simply connect both devices to the converter, and it will handle the conversion of the incoming digital signals and output analog ones. With a Scart to HDMI converter, you can conveniently continue to use your old devices!