YPbPr to HDMI Converter, Component to HDMI, RGB to HDMI Converter Supports 4K Video Audio Converter Adapter HDMI V1.4 for DVD PSP Xbox 360 PS2 Nintendo to HDTV Monitor and Projector

Simple and to the point installation.no audio hum or video noise when a good USB brick is used

Just what I needed and very pleased.

From some of the reviews, I was worried this might not work for the WII. I was happy when it worked just as I'd hoped. I hooked up to a 1080P-Full HD tv (not 4K), I had no problems with video or sound. Picture looks great, no framing or scaling issues, & the sound comes through the A/V to speakers just fine. The adapter is a little large, but I'm nitpicking. Maybe someday we'll have an adapter at 1/4 the size, but for now it works & that's all I'm concerned with. Kids happy.(*note, I have Not tried this on my 4K TV, or with other component devices, ie: DVD players/gaming systems etc. I'll update when/if I do).

Worked like a charm got the Wii hooked up to the 4k tv without a hitch

(The photos show the flickering effect that is always going on.)I bought this to use with my PS2, Wii, and VCR on my flatscreen TV. I plugged everything in correctly to my Wii at first just to see that there was a huge bar of flickering black horizontal lines at the top of the screen. I went into both the TV settings and the Wii settings to see if there was some sort of mistake that I was making but there was nothing I could do to stop the lines from flickering. I then tried with my PS2 to see if the flickering persisted and sure enough they did.However, out of curiosity, I did play GT4 on the PS2 to use the 1080i PS2 output to see if that would fix anything and surprisingly the lines were gone. So, to test more on the other end of the spectrum, I tried playing a PS1 disk with my PS2 to see if the converter would work and instead of seeing flickering on the screen, the entire screen was just black.I made sure to plug the consoles in directly to the TV with the standard connections to see if there was any flickering there and there wasn't, so it's just the converter box that isn't working the way it said that it would. So I got into contact with the customer service to see if they could send me a replacement since mine clearly didn't work. They said that they would get in contact with their superiors to fix the problem for me and I was fine with that. However, after almost 4 months with no response after that, it is not fine anymore.I'm just writing this so that potential future buyers can be aware that there's a possibility of getting a broken product with basically no support from the seller.TL;DR This doesn't work with 240p/i, works badly with 480p/i, but does work fine with 1080i/p. Also Customer Service never got back to me to fix or replace the broken converter.

I received the product in excellent condition. I bought this converter because my new television set did not have composite inputs needed to hook up my DVD player. This little box was easy to hook up and it creates a clear picture and great sound from my DVD player. I know it is old technology, but so am I. I would recommend this for anyone who still likes to watch movies on DVD and doesn't have a television set that is compatible.

Works great. I can now use my old surround sound system with my new TV

I bought this converter my PS2(SCPH-50001/97011) in order to play my PS2 games in HD, The PS2 games looks great, At least as crisp if not a slight bit more than my launch PS3(CECHA01) console. But to my shock and GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT, the converter doesn't support any PSOne game playback(*see image) all get is "Sound" and at first, It DOES display the PlayStation boot-up sequence. I don't know if it really supports 4K for I don't currently own a 4K TV to test it on. But why on the cover box says it supports 4k but the inside manual states it's highest output is 1080p? Because of no PSOne support, this Is a big letdown and seriously considering whether or not to return it.