4K/60Hz HDMI to Component Converter with Scaler Function, HDMI to YPbPr Converter Support 480i/576i Component Out for HD Devices to Display on CRT TV with YPbPr

If you're here, you probably already know what you're looking for; in inexpensive yet high-quality scaler that doesn't just convert an HDMI signal to component, but that can scale down to lower resolutions. In my case, I needed to convert the 1080p signal from an Xbox to 1080i, which is the max resolution of the HD CRT I'm using. *Funny enough, the PS5 actually still supports 1080i, so if your 1080i TV has an HDMI input, you're good to go and won't need this!Anyway, before arriving at this product due to a handy reddit suggestion, I was considering some other much more expensive scalers that a

Purchased this as an upgrade from my Easycel 1080p HDMI to Component Converter to connect a Roku 4K Stick to my 20" Sharp Aquos (which I purchased in 2001!). I've included two pics demonstrating the picture quality of my Roku connected to the converter (the converter (w/ the Roku) was wall mounted using two 3M Command Velcro Strips). At 480p and 576i the picture will be in 4:3 aspect ratio. At 720p and 1080p the picture will be in 16:9 aspect ratio. Two buttons on the end of the converter are for Zoom and Resolution. Note: Your early 2000s HDTV's aspect ratio and resolution controls may be ove

This will take an HDMI signal and output it to component (3 video + 2 audio RCA) in any resolution you want. I chose 1080P. A button on the unit allows you to rotate between output resolutions and rates.

Seems to squish the image from any device when viewing content on my old CRT TV (480i 60 hz). I wish there was an option to scale the image to cut off the sides of 16:9 aspect ratio content into a 4:3 zoom.

I have a Hauppauge Colossus. I used this between my Fioptics Tivo (4K HMDI output) and my Collosus via component cables to capture my recordings to PC. Works! I tried all sorts of other gadgets but this works for cheap.

works alright but had some horizontal lines in the output and the output is all the way at the very edges of the raster so it will be way overscanned on any crt in 480i

This newer model seems to fix alot of issues of the original like the blown out colors and refresh rate sync. I'm still using it for 1080p to 480i. 4K to 480i works well enough though there's a noticeable increase in latency. Still, with the improvements, this is now my preferred scaler. Holding out hope for improved longevity.

Good product..l not as bright as regular HDTV and sometimes has a little ghosting. Adequate for our requirements.