Is this S-Video compatible? I'm asking because I hook my Super Nintendo up with S-Video.
1746840
Sorry Mr. forrester, sadly the answer is no. It seems to have everything else. It does have componet and composite connections and a host of others but not and "S" video. Maybe there is an alternative way to connect. Im not a gamer so I cant help beyond that.
1746841
the viera has 2 usb terminals, an ethernet connector, pc terminal hookup, antenna/cable in hookup,3 hdmi terminals and a video/audio rca plug with av adapters. nothing else.
1746842
There are no S-Video outputs. There is a component, optical and a Panasonic adapter-type RCA audio and/or video connections through the supplied Panasonic adapter.
1746843
No S-Video, It also has a Wireless connection... Besides all the other connectors as indicated by the previous commentors.
1746844
No, this has 2 ubs slots, an ethernet connector, a pc terminal , 4 hdmi slots, a antenna/cable in hookup,and a component/av adapter for video and audio connections. You might be able to use the rca video and audio connections with the right adapters.
1122915
The S-video is an "in" connection on the converter, HDMI is "out" to TV. So yes if you connect a S-video device to the converter and HDMI to the TV.
805847
Sorry about this mis-remembered thing. Perhaps an s-video to component adapter would solve this.
823605
I don't have neither. But it should work as with any other HDMI device. As this converter really supports full 1080p resolution (while cheaper converters e.g. need to negotiate the resolution down to 1024x768 pixels; and if the source device does not support such a down-negotiation, then it fails; but this better unit does not need that - it should work). My only concern would be the power supply, if the source device (like a TV stick) needs to get also powered by the converter. As this converter has a full and strong power adapter, I would assume this is not an issue. But I did not check this. And then, of course, you need the sound connection in addition to the s-video cable, but I am sure you know that, as s-video never transports sound information. A small switch lets you select the video out port (s-video or composite). So, long story short, yes, I am "pretty" sure that this should work for you.
792207
It will work with any console that outputs in component or composite. To record composite with the stock component breakout cable that's provided, you put the yellow plug (video) into the red component video jack. To record very old consoles that only output RF, you would need to get an RF modulator to convert the signal to composite. Elgato also sells an optional breakout cable that lets you hook up an S-Video input. Face cam would need to be done with something like Xsplit or Open Broadcast Software, if you're going to be streaming with it. I don't know what you'd use if you wanted to just record; I would just record both simultaneously and put them together with a video editing program, personally. I've been using the Elgato to stream with a Wii, Gamecube, and an N64 since I got it. Please, don't answer questions unless you know the answer from hard experience. I would highly recommend this over any other card, this is one of the only ones I've used that just works without extensive setup and troubleshooting.
1566794
No. This is intended to use where a composite input is not available. The composite signal will always be of less quality that an original S-VHS.
530580
It does not. Check your specs and the back of the STB-8 or STB-9 box and you'll see that there are no S-video inputs.
978613
Thanks.. I was searching for "av-in" jack as you quoted. It's weird that they wouldn't have that in both models. Are you sure it's not in the other? Amazon has a tendency to leave out tech specs here and there.Also, RCA inputs would only produce substandard results. Too bad they don't have, at the very least, S-video input.
790588
This receiver will up-convert from S-Video to HDMI, but you are askinig it to down-convert from HDMI to S-Video, something it is not capable of doing. Try hooking your dvd player to your receiver via S-Video and it should work fine.
1201664
I don't think that laptop has an S-video connection. It is a circular connector that has several small attachments inside. If one is not obviously visible, then your PC isn't compatible. Sorry.
801820
You will have to "assign" the component being used as a component input (explained in the manual). It will do component and analog, like your older dvd player, cd player, ect. No s-video. It will play it through the hdmi, but the receiver will not convert the signal to hd.
1199116
no this is a simple switch, it does not convert anything. If you want S-video out, you need S-video in.
2274652
If your VGA input is really Component (Y - Pr - Pb) use it instead of the inferior "S" cable.If you have HDMI use it as it is the best input of all. Remember if you feed this superior TV garbage that's what your going to see. Good luck
391173
I'm not sure because I only used mine for HDMI to S-Video downstepping. I think you need a different converter. Sorry, I can't be more helpful.
642130
No. You have an S-video option or you can use two (2) of the single yellow ended cords to make the connection. I would like to see an HDMI option too. It would also be nice if it had a kind of on/off switch instead of having to unplug it from the power each time I'm done using it.
528961
Yup, it'll work. I have the HDMI cable plugged into the adapter and a Wii U, and a attached to a VGA cable plugged into the adapter and a computer monitor. I have an auxiliary cable plugged into the adapter and into an amplifier.So yeah, that's my setup and it works perfectly! As long as you have HDMI and VGA slots it should all work.
361405
it is not and s-video cable. Is a micro plug created by the manufacturer for use with that brand only