Features:It can convert 480I(NTSC)/576I(PAL) format signal to 720P/1080P HD signal output.
It also can input HD signal, easily connect with DVD, set-top box, HD player, game console, etc.
Support 3.5mm analog stereo audio and coaxial audio output, which can be connected to headphones or speakers.
Automatically detect RGB(50/60Hz), composite video(NTSC/PAL), just switch the button as you want.
Adopt new generation low consumption digital chip processing, not much heat, stable work.
The input terminal can decode HDCP protocol. After relieving the HDCP, the HD signal without HDCP is sent out, which is convenient for the display device without HDCP decoding to receive.
Specification:Type: SCART/HD to HD converter
SCART input format: PAL/NTSC_M/NTSC4.43/SECAM/PLA-M/PAL-N
HD input format: 480I, 576I, 480P, 576P, 720P@50/60Hz, 1080I@50/60Hz, 1080P@50/60Hz
HD output format: 720P@50/60Hz, 1080P@50/60Hz
Audio output format: Digital coaxial audio, analog stereo audio
SCART input devices: Connect with DVD, set-top box, etc.
HD output devices: Connect with HDTV, projector, etc.
3.5mm audio interface: Connect with analog audio amplifier or headphone input interface
Digital coaxial output: Connect with digital audio amplifier
Item size: 10.5 * 10 * 2.5cm /4.13 * 3.94 * 0.98in
Item weight: Approx. 295g /10.41oz
Packing list:1 * Converter
1 * adapter
1 * User manual
Key Features
It can convert 480I(NTSC)/576I(PAL) format signal to 720P/1080P HD signal output.
It also can input HD signal, easily connect with DVD, set-top box, HD player, game console, etc.
Support 3.5mm analog stereo audio and coaxial audio output, which can be connected to headphones or speakers.
Automatically detect RGB(50/60Hz), composite video(NTSC/PAL), just switch the button as you want.
Adopt new generation low consumption digital chip processing, not much heat, stable work.
The input terminal can decode HDCP protocol. After relieving the HDCP, the HD signal without HDCP is sent out, which is convenient for the display device without HDCP decoding to receive.
