Purchased this & SANOXY® Standard 15-Pin VGA Male to VGA Male Cable 10 FT & Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs How to connect?
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plug the VGA cable from your computer into the box like you were plugging it into a monitor. Plug the headphone jack into the front next to the VGA jack. On the backside of the converter box is where you plug your HDMI which runs into your TV.if you have a TV that has a VGA plug on the back of the TV then you don't need an adapter box.
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The answer from P. Morton on 8-July is all I could tell you about hook-up. If the picture does not look right, you may have to diddle around with the screen resolution. The instructions that came with the unit should tell you how to do that for Windows 7 and XP. Mine works fine on a laptop. Lots of luck.
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You will probably need two DVI cables (connect from splitter to the monitor) or if you have VGA cales, you will need DVI to VGA adapters (available at Amazon or Walmart) to connect to the splitter and then connect the VGA cable from Adapter to the monitor.
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It is designed to convert the RCA to VGA only. It did not work for me at all, but it is supposed to only go one way (RCA -&gt; VGA). I would look for an active adapter for your needs.
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This one has a headphone jack as out put so you can connect this to your TV if you have the right cable. Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs (6 feet) is one of them.
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No, this converts VGA to HDMI.What RCA inputs are you referring to? There are two kinds, and they do sell adapters for both.If you're talking about the one with the yellow video jack, then you want something that will be described as "HDMI to composite" (it'll be a little box, not just a cable).If you are referring to the one with red/green/blue RCA jacks, then you want "HDMI to component" (again, it'll be a box with 5 RCAs and an HDMI port).Amazon sells both of them.
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With RCA inputs, you would need a "y" into mini male cable. Like this: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Stereo-Male-Dual-Y-Cable/dp/B001UG823K/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1427376122&sr=8-6&keywords=Y+rca Hope that helps.
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I used a cable splitter. One connection for the cable to go to the TV and another for the adapter.
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This isn't an answer, but clarifying the question, since I have the same problem. I expected two cables - a red and a white to go from L/R audio out on the TV to L/R audio in on the box. What I GOT with the unit was ONE cable, split into R/W (two plugs) on one end and with only ONE plug (black) on the other end. So how do we connect four ports with the three plugs? This has nothing to do with the power supply. Thanks!
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What happened to the AV breakout cable that has 5 RCA type plugs on the end??A picture of every thing included would be helpful.
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I bought this y-cable 2 x RCA Male / 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable, 6 inch and this adapter Digital Audio To Analog Audio Converter, which comes with toslink cable. The problem solved but the price tag is not good for such option.
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buy a y splitter from radioshack, male plug end and two female sockets, good to go.
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Connect with a digital optical cable...red and white. RCA cables are old technology
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I am using a 15' VGA cable. That box did not do well for me. I returned it and bought a Sabrent device.
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Check what type of plug in your computer. The plug in this cable is the miniature stereo plug. On the TV side, the red/white plugs are common RCA audio plugs.
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I tried rca to vga and it did not work. I didnt bother to send it back. Figured it was worthless!
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This does in fact convert Composite (yellow RCA) to VGA 15 pin. Took me a while to find one that does this, and this product does it well. I am actually ordering another soon.
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depending on how old the tv model is it's VGA port will require either a '15 pin' or a '9 pin' (the 15 pin VGA is for HD, the 9 pin VGA is the basic VGA). depending on which bluray player you have- if it has RCA ports on it you will be able to use the VGA to RCA cable. but there is '15 pin VGA to HDMI' cables that you can use; which in my opinion can be more useful as most electronics these days have HDMI ports on them. In my experiences using these cables i've never required a converter box, as well. i've only needed to use the cables, and they work just fine. in fact- for my "tv" i use a decent size flat screen computer monitor, with the "Gino 1.5M 4.9Ft VGA 15 Pin Male to 3 RCA RGB Male Video Cable Adapter" plugged into the VGA port on the monitor and the [3 male] RCA plugged into my HD Digital Cable Box...