HDMI Converter for Google Chromecast: Use Chromecast with Older TVs That Have Composite (red/White/Yellow) Inputs. Includes Converter, Power Adapter Cable and Composite Video Cable.

I don't usually write reviews, but I really felt the need to do so for this product. It was right on the money and worked so perfectly the moment I hooked it up to my Chromecast and to my older flat-screen LCD non-HDMI TV (2005 Syntax Olevia), via the Composite (Yellow/White/Red) input on my TV. With a million different types of converters available today, the marketing team for this company has done a bang-up job of making sure to drive the point home about what this converter is meant to do, first of all, with a clear product name on Amazon that clearly shows that it is meant to be used as a

worked as intended. Good product

I shop at Amazon all the time. Here’s a tip: Buy this converter and not the other Bleiden converter for the Fire Stick that’s listed on Amazon for $10 more. This company seems to have a bunch of listings. One of them is for the Amazon Fire Stick and this one is for the Fire Stick, Chromecast, etc. THIS CONVERTER WORKS PERFECTLY FOR THE AMAZON FIRE STREAMING STICK. It is great and it is $10 LESS EXPENSIVE. I don’t really understand the price difference but this one works GREAT! I am using it with my old TV that doesn’t have HDMI and it works perfectly.The instructions for installation are very

We have two of these. We use them with Chromecasts to case content, usually from an iPad, to an older TV that does not have HDMI. It works surprisingly well. But it is important to know if will broadcast to your older TVs with the 4:3 aspect ratio in full screen. In some cases the image appears to be squeezed from the sides, and in some cases parts of the image appear to be cut off compared to wide screen. I would prefer it broadcast to letterbox, but have not found any way to make that happen. Older programming designed for 4:3 is cast beautifully.

Even though I am using the Fire Stick 4K, the resolution is dialed down to 720p because there's no point in pushing the higher resolution. The converter works fine with 1080p as well but considering my CRT is 480p, I'd rather not push the Fire Stick with no gains and push the adapter to have to downscale the additional pixels. It may be presumptuous of me to think that lower settings means less heat generated equals longer life, but again there's no perceived benefit otherwise.Just plug n' play. Just match the connector to their correct socket and match the RCA colors. I used a zip tie to hold

I have an old 1080i TV that I moved from our family room to the master bedroom. I have a habit of very briefly watching TV in the MBR very briefly, mostly to keep up on the news while getting ready for the day or for bed at night. So picture quality wasn't as important as when watching a movie or movies in the family room during the waking hours of a day and evening. When I finally cut out cable and switched to streaming, specifically Google Chromecast with Google TV, I lost the ability to watch in the MBR because the old 1080i does not have HDMI ports, only component or RCA. So I tried for mo

I really looked forward to receiving this HDMI Converter for my new fire stick, as well as for my 12-plus year old Panasonic TV that continues to work well. I'm actually not bad with electronics and followed the directions exactly, only to be met with fuzz on the TV set. I tried multiple different ways to get my fire stick to work with no luck. My son does have a small smart TV in his room, so hooked the fire stick alone to that TV, which worked very nicely. In fact, I love the Fire Stick. Sadly, it seems I will not be able to keep my old Panasonic, as the multiple reviews and advertising for

I absolutely love my Amazon Fire Stick and when the new version with Alexa voice remote was on sale for $29, I decided to upgrade (I love that even more!). I happened to see this HDMI to AV converter at the end of the listing and was curious about it. It so happens I've had an old 32" TV I took from my son simply because he was going to throw it out when he bought a flat screen. It fit the opening in a cabinet in our guest room and I thought I'd leave it there until I could find time to donate it since there's no cable outlet. And there it sat for several years. I thought why not try this gizm