2Port RCA/AV to HDMI Converter Adapter for WII, N64, Xbox, PS1/2/3,DVD Players etc (2AV in-1 HDMI Out)

This works great and is so simple to change from PS2 and our N64 when we want to play those systems. The older systems still use the AV cords and this was a perfect solution for being able to still play these games and systems. Highly reccomend this if you need a switch!

When I received the LVY 2AV to HDMI Converter Double RCA to HDMI Converter, 2 RCA Input 1HDMI I thought I will get it around 10 pm. Now since I have it I can’t wait to try it so it is an easy hook up because I have already know where the hdmi and RCA input connect. On top of that it has a power cord which works well with the TV. The hook up took about 5 minutes, afterwards I turn it on and it works very well. I have to increase the volume a little bit so the audio turns out clear. Overall it holds up well and I am looking forward to see how long this product last. I am glad that I have answer this question before I buy it.

This unit works quite good. It allowed me to hook up my older dvd player and even a vcr to my smart tv. Picture quality is pretty good and more than acceptable. My only worry is the rather fragile on/off switch that looks like it may not last that long. We shall see how it holds up. Other than that, I am pretty satisfied with this converter.

I can't tell if it is this box's fault or the HDMI combiner box that I have, but the signal from my Nintendo can't make it to my TV through this box and then through the next box.I'm sure the HDMI switcher/combiner box will say it this box's fault, and vice-versa.I can use this box with my Xbox directly, but not if I send it through a powered HDMI switch. All of my other HDMI devices work fine.I don't have a problem with the RCA devices, so I think this box is probably working, but somehow the signal is not compatible with the HDMI switch, as it isn't detected, so maybe a slightly off sync rate or not strong enough to go through the 25' cable or something.

Great for switching N64, Wii, OG Xbox, and other old consoles with RCA outputs, while running to a newer TV with HDMI input only. Use this in your dad's Man Cave, so he can play Goldeneye on N64 with his friends on his lunch break.If i had my druthers, it would also have an S-Video input for my Laserdisc and SVHS, but I have those wired up separately anyway.

I used this as a solution to connect my Wii to my 4k TV. As the newer TVs don't have legacy ports for component jacks. I've been using it for 2 months now. (I just wanted to get the same practice I was getting from my older TV.)The pros:+It did connect and convert my composite to HDMI.+Sounds was good.The cons:-Washed out image And most of the time so washed out you could not make out most of the features in the games. ( What helped was, if I unplugged it from the Wii and plugged it back in the color would get better and less washed out but it was still washed out and barely usable. And it became a hassle to unplug and plug back in because this happened often.)- The dongle itself is pretty big. And you need to power it using a USB cord which is provided but no power brick for it.I would not recommend this product for connecting a Wii to a newer TV with HDMI.Unfortunately I am now past the return period.Because I was unhappy with this product. I did some more research on other alternatives to connecting a Wii to HDMI and found a much simpler and effective dongle by Autoutlet which solved my issue. Picture looks exactly how I remembered on my older TV, no washout. Very pleased and totally recommend that product for this issue.

I am using this product to convert a VHS player signal to HDMI so I can record them digitally for family and friends.I bought a cheaper version of this device, but it auto stretched the image to 16:9 and I couldn't make it 4:3. I don't want to do it in post because that would take too much time, so I bought this item instead. Does exactly what it says it does with very few quirks. Housing feels solid. 4:3 to 16:9 switching is reliable, input 1 to 2 switching is reliable.Only quirk is that on the initial boot, sound does not carry through to my recorder. I have to turn the converter on and either switch from 4:3 to 16:9 and back, or switch from input 1 to 2 and back. For whatever reason, it just has to be toggled back and forth once to kick on the audio. Not great, but also when you work with analog you just get used to these kinds of things so I don't mind. Still 5 stars in my book.

I was able to hook up my old Sega and my old Nintendo Wii on the same TV that didn't have AV hookups. The product felt solid and I have had no issues with it. Setup was easy and the product works as expected.