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I bought this so that I could speedrun an N64 game which sometimes requires pinpoint accuracy (Pokémon Puzzle League). This device WILL introduce a tiny bit of delay (A few milliseconds, at most). It isn't really noticeable for the most part, but it was enough to mess with my muscle memory and cause me to some of those speedrun tricks. My solution was to buy an AV cable splitter and send one end into this device, with the other end going into an old CRT TV. I sent the HDMI output into my Elgato capture card for showing on stream. This allows me to play the game with no latency while still having the game captured in OBS!One other note is that this device will also STRETCH the output of any 4:3 video that goes through it. This will do things like cause circles to look more like ovals. Personally, I unstretched the image manually in OBS (this device can upscale the resolution to 720p or 1080p, so I set the resolution to 1440x1080, which is the 4:3 equivalent to 1080p).So that's my use case. While it took a bit of finagling to get it working well, it DOES work great! As for a less technical use case, this did the job well of simply letting me play my N64 on my HD TV! It also worked well with my PS2 and Wii (I recommend setting the Wii into Widescreen mode in the settings if you're going to use this. To combat the image stretching issue).Overall, I would recommend this device. For the price point, it does what you'd expect it to rather well. It may not work perfectly on its own if you were hoping to use it with an existing HD capture card, but if you just want to play retro games on your modern TV, this is for you!

My new large screen TVs do not have RCA input. My old DVD/VCR player with only RCA output has been laying around for a couple of years unused. Purchased this converter, with low expectations. As others have mentioned, this does not come with a USB AC adaptor. No problem for me as I have lots laying around unused. Plugged in the USB cable to the converter, as well as to a USB AC adaptor and plugged that into AC power strip. There's a small switch on the converter to select 720P or 1080P. I set this to 1080P. Plugged the RCA cables from the DVD/VCR player into this converter, then plugged a HDMI cable into the converter, and also to an open HDMI port on my Samsung HDTV. That was all it took. Worked immediately. Audio and video are perfectly sync'd. I can't say that the video quality is perfect, but I honestly don't know if that's the converter, or my ancient DVD/VCR player (I suspect it's the DVD/VCR). However, this converter works better than I expected and I am 100% happy with this purchase. Exceeded my expectations in quality, simplicity, and functionality. For a very low price.

Easy to use and set up. Comes with a USB cable but no power plug, so you'll need one from an old phone charger. The device itself works as expected with no issues, and it automatically turns off while not in use (which is a problem I had with some other converters). Has a switch to toggle between 720p/60Hz and 1080p/60Hz output. Overall I took off one star for the inconvenience of not including a power plug.

Awesome piece for connecting to old video game machines! I used this to play on my GameCube on my newer TV that didn't have RCA cable ports and it worked like a charm, I couldn't recommend it more. Very easy to install and use!

I bought this converter so I can play my Wii on my 65" UHD TV. Works like a charm and I couldn't be happier. I do want to point out something that should be obvious, but after reading the reviews prior to purchase, it apparently needs mentioning. First the sound, picture and screen quality are not only subject to the converter's ability to do its job, but also a reflection of the device it's converting from. RCA (yellow, red and white) is old technology, and the items that still use it are, well, old technology. Casting what my Wii can manage onto a New Samsung 65" 4K UHD TV therefore is NOT going to be UHDTV. So yeah, the edges aren't as smooth and crisp as one gets with HD, let alone UHD. Not as noticeable with the sound, but I'm sure there'd be the same discrepancy if I had the matching surround sound to go with the TV. All this doodad does is convert the info/resolution the Wii puts out so my modern TV can understand it and display it for my enjoyment. It cannot add info/resolution. At anyrate, it does everything I wanted it to do and looks/sounds great for what it is. I'm now joyfully, Zumba-ing in the privacy of my livingroom. Plus you can't beat the price!