Can I use this to connect my xbox one to an older television that does not have an hdmi input?
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Yes you can as I have a old tv connected to directv receiver that only has hdmi output(on the receiver not the tv) . And what you do is connect the hdmi cable coming from xbox into where on the converter it says hdmi then connect your tv to rca output of the converter but make sure you Power the converter via usb as that is how it's powered and change it from pal to ntsc if you are in the us.
1734944
Yes! We were worried that it wouldn't work, but if you have an older tv with component (yellow red and white) inputs, this converter successfully converts the xbox one hdmi signal to component audio and video. We are very pleased.
1734945
No you won't be able to. Newer consoles are not compatible with this device. I bought this and tested it on my DVD player, which worked but then I tested it on my PS4 and a friend's Xbox One and it did not work with either console.
1734946
Yes, I have 2 of them connected to old televisions and they work great highly recommended.
1734947
Yes you can. this box converts HDMI to RCA Jacks. Red and White audio, Yellow Video.
24627
What you need is a component to hdmi converter. It has a power supply and actively converts the signal. This is analog cable for devices that put out analog over hdmi. For what it is worth, I had an old xbox 360 and it ran 1080p over component to HDTV. I assume you are out of component ports?
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If you're TV has a red and white audio out, it will work. I don't have an XBox 1 but if you have red and white audio cables you could plug directly into it. I'd only recommend it for a casual use or for kids though.
786733
From what I can gather from your question I would say YES. My TV only has HDMI inputs as well and I use one of these to hook up an old VCR to it that has the Yellow/Red/White RCA connectors.
1328432
That depends. If your source device output is licensed for HDMI "recording" (like the XBox), it will work. If you are using a Playstation or a cable box, it will not - you will have to use component video instead. Not the same quality as HDMI, but still pretty good.
801063
I used it to get xbox 360 to an older rear projection TV. The xbox 360 has a optical output which has to audio. There is no cheap way to strip out the audio from the HDMI signal. This allowed the least dollar cost to get the audio to the TV.
262213
Yes. I just tested The Hobbit. Xbox One > Sony STR-DN850 > TV. Worked just fine.
562286
Yes you can, I am assuming that your TV has an optical out input? If so that is the way to go. You will need to buy a optical audio cable as one does not come with it.
1655195
You should, yeah. As long as the receiver has the correct HDMI input in the back, channeling the sound from the tv shouldn't be a problem at all. I have my Xbox One, PS4, and HD Cable Box setup through my receiver. All my tube does is provide the picture.
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No. It did not work for me. I used this to connect xbox to a monitor and out was so bad (forget HD) that it was impossible to play games.
2278549
I believe you need hdmi to coaxial converter, this will take older device and make signal into hdmi for a new tv
415365
You won't lose anything. I did replace my receiver with one that supports HDMI 1.4 to improve the video quality for the Xbox one. When HDMI 2 is released thats when you'll really want to replace your receiver for 4k content (and the included one connect box).
626927
No this does opposite of what you need it for. This will connect old products such as a VCR to new TV sets with HDMI.
1309909
Not directly...My XBox One is connected to my receiver and I run this 50 ft cable from the Receiver across the room to my HD Projector. It works seemlessly without any delays when playing XBox One games or HD movies. I've had it for quite a while now. This is a great product.
2023295
Should work with any XBox model that has that proprietary A/V port, and will work with any TV or monitor with component video in.
530461
Yes, I was able to use mine connecting it from an Xbox to a pvr to a screen that only took an HDMI input.
867459
No...if you have an older TV that doesn't have a digital tuner, you need a converter..but you don't get them from the cable company...you buy em...newer digital TVs will work with just a direct hook up.