Convert Scart to digital HDMI signals: Scart to HDMI adapter with support for PAL, NTSC3.58., NTSC4.43, SECAM, PAL / M, PAL / N standard TV formats. It converts analog Scart signals to digital HDMI signals, making it possible to connect devices with a Scart connector such as a set-top box, video or DVD player to an HDMI screen/HDTV or projector.

Easy to use: The signal converter is easy to use, just connect the Scart cable to the converter's Scart port and the HDMI cable to the HDMI output. You can choose between HDMI output 1080p (60Hz) or 720p.

NOTE: This adapter converts from Scart to HDMI, not the other way around (an HDMI to Scart converter is required for that).

Specifications:

Color: Black

Size: 9 x 6 x 2.5 cm

Package includes:

1 x SCART to HDMI Adapter (HDMI cable not included)

1 x USB power cable (for connection to a wall socket, you also need a power adapter - not included)

1 x User manual

From SCART to HDMI means from analog to digital

Transferring signals from a SCART socket to an HDMI input - is it possible? The two AV interfaces don't really fit together. A digital interface like HDMI cannot handle analog SCART video and audio signals. But there are ways to overcome the obstacle between analog and digital technology: A SCART to HDMI converter!
Even though HDMI is today's standard, it can happen that an old device needs to be connected to a more modern TV. For example, you might want to play old VHS tapes with a VCR, or you might want to be nostalgic and connect your first PlayStation to a flat-screen TV. Due to the incompatibility between analog and digital transmission, a mechanical-electrical adapter is not sufficient to transfer video from SCART to HDMI. Instead, a real converter is needed that first converts the analog signal from the player to digital data.
The big advantage of the SCART interface is that it supports various analog transmission paths, such as composite video. On the other hand, SCART cannot handle digital transmission methods. HDMI has now largely replaced SCART. This applies, for example, to playback devices such as DVD and Blu-ray players as well as modern LED TVs. Today, there is no longer an integrated analog interface.