BD&M RCA to HDMI Converter, AV to HDMI Adapter, Composite CVBS Video Audio Converter Supports PAL/NTSC for PS2, PS3, Xbox, VHS, VCR, DVD Players
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Features
- * Convert RCA to HDMI Instantly BD&M RCA to HDMI Converter easily converts analog RCA/composite AV signals to HDMI output, allowing you to connect older devices to modern HDTVs, monitors, and projectors with clear video and audio quality.
- * Wide Device Compatibility Supports VHS players, VCRs, DVD players, camcorders, retro gaming consoles, and more including PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, N64, Wii, and older AV devices with standard RCA output.
- * 1080P HDMI Output Advanced signal processing delivers stable and sharp video output with support for 720P/1080P HDMI resolution, improving compatibility with modern TVs and displays.
- * Plug & Play Setup No drivers or software required. Simply connect the RCA cables, HDMI cable, and included USB power cable for quick and easy installation in minutes.
- * Compact & Reliable Design Lightweight mini converter design makes it perfect for home entertainment setups, retro gaming, travel, or converting old media collections while maintaining stable performance.
Compatible Devices: PS3, STB, Xbox, VHS, VCR, Camera, Wii ,N64, Blue-Ray, DVD Players
Specific Uses For Product: TV, VCR, Video Game Console
Connector Type: RCA, HDMI
Color: Converter Only
Brand: BD&M
Compatible Devices: PS3, STB, Xbox, VHS, VCR, Camera, Wii ,N64, Blue-Ray, DVD Players
Specific Uses For Product: TV, VCR, Video Game Console
Connector Type: RCA, HDMI
Number of Ports: 4
Input Voltage: 5 Volts
Power Plug Type: Type A - 2 pin (North American)
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Color: Converter Only
Finish: Matte
Warranty Type: 1-Year
Package Quantity: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Number of Items: 1
Brand: BD&M
Model Number: AV-BDNM-HD-01
UPC: 303944699928
Global Trade Identification Number: 28
Manufacturer: BD&M
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Warranty Description: 1 Year
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Top Amazon Reviews
Purchased the unit and it was delivered the next day 4/11/2024. I wanted to use the unit with an old Sony Tape Player, and an old Sony 5 disc CD Player. Fortunately, I had the appropriate connections to use from both of the players to the unit, as well as an HDMI for the other connection to a speaker system. In addition, I had a required plug in electrical conversion piece used for some old items that required it for charging. For ease of use, I decided to connect the unit to an older Sharp TV through one of the HDMI ports to play both players through the TV stereo speakers, without having to rewire anything else. CD Player: Only two of the three connections are required for this purpose, since my old CD player had only two outlet connections for stereo play. Turned on the TV, placed several discs into the CD player and hit PLAY. The TV indicated no signal, but the sound came through the TV stereo speakers with nice sound (used the TV remote to change sound volume). When the initial disc completed play, the next disc was loaded and player kept working. Only issue with this setup, the Artist and Song Titles did not show on the screen without a third signal connection. Once this setup was used for music background during our dinner hour, I decided to explore the Tape Player setup. TAPE Player: this player is a very old Sony unit, for DVD and Tape play. Replaced the two plug wires from CD player and inserted the three plug wiring from the Tape Player. My Tape trial play was a very old original Avengers tape, Steed & Ms. Peel, episodes. The display on the TV, black and white, was not as sharp as current projections, but was viewable with no distortions, and excellent sound. My DVD trial was from the original Spiderman movie. Very good video and sound through the movie. CONCLUSION: For my purposes this inexpensive little box has allowed me to use some “old players” and enjoy old items that I thought were lost to me forever. For that I give it the highest rating possible!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by 06champ
Easy to set up, just make sure you have an hdmi cord for it because it doesn’t have one. It’s small so it doesn’t take up much space. Some people may have trouble trying to reach the cord that plugs in to the wall. If it’s a real charger I have no idea, nothing was mentioned about it. The directions came in Spanish but it’s easy to figure out. I got it for an older Wii and it works perfectly. It works for my ps2 as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025 by Jane
They worked for me to connect old VHS / DVD combo to AMP with HDMI. I used my own cable since the supplied cable was far too short. Picture came out fairly good for VHS to 85" TV. Can't expect 4k picture out of old VHS tapes on 85". This will work just fine and I kept it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025 by Shopper #1
Works well as intended! Easy to set up and is a good fix if your tv doesn't have an AV port. BUT just a note to anyone who's planning on purchasing this, it does NOT come with an HDMI cord or an end for the USB port that it needs to be plugged into an outlet. Luckily I already had spares but make sure that you have them beforehand or this won't work.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Perfect to Me Pet Rescue
It works with a classic gaming system.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Unfortunately I had to return. I solved the Blue Ray issue on my own but found out that this would not work with a Nintendo GameCube
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024 by Michelle R.
I needed this interface to connect an older DVD player to a new PC monitor. Connects the yellow RCA video out, of the DVD player, to the HDMI monitor input. It didn't work at first but it turned out to be a loose USB connection on my PC. This device is powered by USB. The picture quality is incredible considering the low quality RCA source. Almost as good as an HDMI source. I'm impressed. I'd definitely buy this excellent video adapter again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by J. Wright
I took my old nes out but when I tried play on my modern tv, the image would black out being really annoying and causing me to die. I didn’t know what it was until I heard that the signals is probably having a hard time connecting to modern tv and to get this. The issue I had is gone and I can play nes better. The only downside is that there is no hdmi cable with it to connect it to the tv. Thankfully I have a spare cable but just giving you a heads up.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by Nick Maghsoudi