HDMI to YPbPr Component RGB Video and Stereo Audio Red Green Blue RCA Converter
PRODUCT CODE: NZ-HDMI-RCA-YPBPRHDMI to YPbPr Component RGB Video & Stereo Audio Red Green Blue RCA Converter.
Convert an HDMI source to three Green, Blue, Red coloured RCA connectors and two Red, White Left and Right Stereo RCA Connectors.
Guaranteed reliability. Our HDMI to Component video converter includes a 2 Year Techexpress New Zealand Guarantee.
Input: HDMI.
Output Audio: Dual-Channel Stereo Audio via 2x Red & White RCA Connectors.
Output Video: YPbPr Component RGB Video via 3x Red, Green and Blue RCA Connectors.
Compact.
Easy to install.
Supports HDCP 1.2.
Colour: Black.
Condition: New.
Packaging: Bulk.
Size in mm: 88 x 68 x 25.
Package includes:
1x 5V DC NZ Power Supply.
1x HDMI to Component RGB converter.
*Does not include HDMI or RCA cable. As performance may be subjective or vary between cables, source devices and displays, we also offer a 14-day 'trial and return for refund less shipping fee' service to enable testing in your environment with your equipment.
14 Day 'change of mind' return in unused condition for a refund less shipping fees.
2 Year return to base refund or replace guarantee.
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Troubleshooting Guide for HDMI to Component Video Converter.
If you're experiencing issues with your HDMI to Component Video Converter, this troubleshooting guide can help you identify and potentially resolve common problems. Please note, not all HDMI devices are compatible with an HDMI to Component Video Converter.
Please follow these steps:
1. Check the connections:
• Ensure that all cables are securely connected to their respective ports. Check both the HDMI input and Component Video output connections.
• Make sure the HDMI cable is properly inserted into the HDMI input port of the converter and the HDMI output port of your source device (e.g., DVD player, gaming console).
• Verify that the Component Video cables (coloured red, green, and blue) are correctly plugged into the Component Video output ports of the converter and the corresponding Component Video input ports on your display device (e.g., TV, projector).
2. Verify power and indicator lights:
• Confirm that the HDMI to Component Video Converter is receiving power.
• Check if the device is properly plugged into a power source and that the power adapter is functioning correctly.
• Confirm that the red led power indicator light is lit up. This can indicate whether the converter is receiving power and operational.
3. Ensure that the display input is set to Component:
• Confirm that display device is set to the correct INPUT source. The input button is usually located on the remote control or on the TV itself. It may be labeled as "Input," "Source," "AV," or something similar. The television user manual will provide detailed instructions on how to change the input on your specific TV model.
4. Ensure compatible resolutions:
• Make sure the HDMI source device (e.g., DVD player, gaming console) is set to a compatible resolution with your Component Video display device (e.g., TV, projector). Refer to the user manuals of both devices for supported resolutions.
• If possible, try adjusting the output resolution settings of the source device to match the capabilities of your Component Video display.
5. Test with another HDMI source:
• Connect a different HDMI source device to the HDMI to Component Video Converter and see if it works. This step can help determine if the issue lies with the converter or the original HDMI source.
6. Test with another Component Video display:
• If possible, connect the HDMI to Component Video Converter to another Component Video display device (e.g., TV, projector) and check if the issue persists. This can help identify whether the problem is with the converter or the original display device.
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