Video Converter / Audio / Translator

Converting from VGA (Video Graphics Array) to Composite Video involves changing the format of the video signal to make it compatible with devices that accept composite video inputs. Here are some key points to consider when performing this conversion:

1. Signal Conversion: VGA is an analog video format commonly used for computer monitors, while composite video is also an analog format used for standard-definition video, typically found in older TVs or certain displays. The conversion process involves adapting the VGA signal to a composite video format.

2. Resolution and Compatibility: VGA typically carries higher resolutions than composite video. When converting from VGA to composite, be aware that the composite video format has lower resolution. This means that some detail and clarity may be lost in the conversion.

3. Converter or Adapter: To perform this conversion, you will need a VGA to composite video converter or adapter. These devices come in various forms, including VGA to RCA (the typical connectors for composite video) adapters and standalone converter boxes. Ensure that the converter you choose is compatible with your specific devices and supports the resolution you need.

4. Supported Resolutions: Check the converter's specifications to see which VGA resolutions it can handle and whether it can downscale them to composite video's lower resolution. Make sure it meets your requirements.

5. Power Supply: Some converters may require an external power source, while others can be powered through the VGA connection. Ensure that you have the necessary power supply if required.

6. Audio Conversion: If audio is also involved, you may need a converter that can handle VGA audio, usually carried through a 3.5mm audio jack, and convert it to composite audio.

7. Compatibility with Devices: Ensure that the devices you're connecting the converter to (eg, VGA source and composite video display) are compatible with the converter's signal format. Check the inputs and outputs of all devices involved.

8. Cabling: Ensure you have the appropriate cables to connect the VGA source to the converter and the converter to the composite video display.

9. Signal Quality: The quality of the conversion can vary depending on the converter's quality. Higher-quality converters can produce better results with less signal degradation.

10. Aspect Ratio and Frame Rate: Be aware that VGA typically uses a different aspect ratio (4:3) than composite video (usually 4:3 or 16:9). Some converters allow you to adjust the aspect ratio and frame rate to match your desired output.

11. User Reviews and Recommendations: Before purchasing a converter, it's a good idea to read user reviews and seek recommendations to ensure that the product meets your specific needs and works well with your equipment.

In summary, converting from VGA to composite video is useful for connecting older VGA sources to displays that only accept composite video inputs. However, it's essential to choose the right converter, consider resolution and compatibility, and ensure that your devices are compatible with the conversion process to achieve the desired results.

Video Converter / Audio / Translator
There are 32 products.
BNC, CVBS (analog), AHD, TVI, CVI signal to HDMI Full HD 1080p, 720p

Input: 1× BNC, compatible with CVBS (analog), AHD, TVI, CVI signals

BNC input: up to 8 MP (approx. 4K) for TVI/AHD/CVI; video output via HDMI in up to 1080p/60Hz

Output: 1× HDMI, full HD 1080p at 60 Hz can be set to 720p on output

Loop-out on the BNC output

11x1x1cm

5Vdc supply

Call +45 56 66 20 20 for price
Item number CNV-AV-HDMI4K+
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Video converter to HDMI from Composite (CVBS) Video, Component (YPbPr), VGA, HDMI 2 x USB2.0 media memory to HDMI

Analog video to HDMI converter with video scaler
Composite (CVBS) in
Component (YPbPr) in
VGA in 
2 x HDMI in 
2 x USB 2.0 for memory stick with media playing files
1 x HDMI out
Resolution of HDMI output: 480i, 720p, 1080p, 4K2K @ 30Hz.
Remote control setup (incl. but excl. CR2032 battery).
Supply voltage: 5VDC / 1A (PSU included)
Can be powered via the USB port (optional cable).
Dimensions: 172 x 130 x 43 mm (W x D x H)

$190.32
Item number CNV-MULTI-HDMI4K
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AHD Video Converter for Composite, HDMI, VGA

AHD Analog cameras are not to composite video converter converts
AHD video signal into Composite, VGA, HDMI
With AHD looping
Input: BNC to AHD
output 1: BNC to AHD loop out
output 2: Composite with BNC to recorder / monitor
output 3 and 4: VGA and HDMI up to 1080p
up to 300 meters of coaxial cable
Supports cascade coupling
Supply voltage : 12VDC

$271.57
Item number CNV-AHD-MULTI
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HDMI Audio splitter [Audio Extractor] - HDMI Input ⇒ HDMI loop out

HDMI Audio Extractor
Pulls audio out of HDMI stereo / 5.1CH
1 x HDMI input
1 x HDMI loop out output
1 x Audio / audio 3.5mm jack
1 x Sound / Tosilink
Analog stereo audio signal to headphone or audio amplifier
Digital audio (optical) for TOSLINK
2 CH stereo or 5.1 CH Dolby Digitlal
HDMI with EDID
Powered via the USB port

$48.75
Item number HDMI-HDMI-A
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HDMI to the SDI video converter with lyd

HDMI to SDI converter up to 300 meters depending on resolution
SDI standards: SD-SDI, HD-SDI and 3G-SDI
Power supplied 5VDC / 2.6A
Can also be used from DVI D for SDI (no sound)
When DVI-D is used kable with DVI and HDMI connectors

$311.25
Item number CNV-HDMI-SDI-C
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Audio from optical Toslink or Coax cable is converted to analog audio

Digital sound via Toslink optical fiber is converted to analogue sound - 3.5mm Jack
Digital sound via Coax cable is converted to analogue sound - 3.5mm Jack
Connect amplifier or headphones to the converter box.
With volume control
Supports SPDIF - 24 bit data
Power supply included 5VDC/1A
Manual switch between Toslink and Coax input

$104.82
Item number CNV-TOSLINK-JACK
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