smart Scart to HDMI Converter (Analog -> Digital)
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smart Scart to HDMI Converter

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nb.fati82

1 month ago

Works with Nintendo 64 ??? Please help

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digitec

1 month ago

The Scart to HDMI converter (analogue -> digital) from smart electronic basically works with devices that output an analogue Scart signal. However, the Nintendo 64 typically uses cinch composite video and audio connections (yellow, white, red) and not a Scart connection directly. The Nintendo 64 therefore requires a special HDMI converter or adapter that converts composite or S-video signals to HDMI. Such adapters are available for the Nintendo 64 and upconvert the analogue signal to 720p or 1080p in order to connect it to modern televisions with HDMI. The Scart to HDMI converter mentioned here is not directly compatible with the Nintendo 64, as it requires a Scart input, which the Nintendo 64 does not offer. To connect the Nintendo 64 to an HDMI TV, you need an adapter that converts composite video (yellow) and audio (red/white) to HDMI, not a Scart to HDMI converter. To summarise: The Scart to HDMI converter does not work directly with the Nintendo 64 as it does not have a Scart output. For the Nintendo 64 you need a composite to HDMI converter.
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Anonymous

1 year ago

How is the picture quality of this converter on a modern 4K TV (e.g. LG OLED)? I bought a Scart to HDMI converter 2-3 years ago and the converted picture quality from my Xbox (2002) is a bit darker and possibly a bit blurrier than the original picture. I can't remember where I bought it or whether it was a cheap product.

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ballmendinger

1 year ago

I couldn't get an acceptable image with this converter.
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DreamyLu

1 year ago

Hello, my new question is still about the VCR-TV connection, which only works for sound but not for picture. I still have a blue TV screen with the message "no signal". The video recorder is a Samsung SV-242FB. The menu is very small. I can't specify PAL TV or anything equivalent. I tried the few menu options, but it didn't make any difference. I'm beginning to think that the VCR is too old to work on a modern TV. Before I return the converter to Galaxus, does anyone have any other ideas on how I can get the picture with this converter?

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DreamyLu

1 year ago

I come with a new question. I have the same problem as with the other converter I tried before: I get sound but no picture. My TV shows blue screen with "no signal" information and the VHS video recorder is PAL/NTSC PB. The specification from the converter says about NTSC3 and NTSC4. Could it be that NTSC PB is something else that may not be compatible so it can't work? thanks in advance for help, and sorry for asking it as a new question, but I didn't know how to follow up the previous question.

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DreamyLu

1 year ago

I have two questions: 1) This device is Scart (input) to HDMI (output), correct? I am confused because in the 5 pictures, one shows Scart to HDMI and another shows HDMI to Scart. 2) I want to use it between a VHS video reader (input) and a TV (output): will it work? I have already tried with another converter and it didn't work (worked for sound but never for picture). I don't want to invest a second time and have the same bad experience.

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mueller.ulrich@bluewin,ch

1 year ago

TO 1: YES TO 2: I have a Hi8 camera as a playback device. The picture and sound work well, even if the picture quality is only mediocre.
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jc_blue

2 years ago

I have connected the VHS recorder (Super Drive, NICAM/A2) to the PC (Win X Pro) using the Smart Scart converter. But which programme can I use to recognise and record the data?

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Benjamin6

2 years ago

Helpful answer
I use OBS (https://obsproject.com/de) for this. You can record anything with this programme. But you can also use any other video recording software. In order to receive the data on the computer, you need a receiver like this one: Sandberg Capture Link (USB Type C, HDMI (Type A)) This is actually an HDMI in. Have fun with it
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s-bea-in

4 years ago

I connected the converter between the HDD/DVD player Sony RDR-HX910 and the new TV Samsung QE-65Q80T 65" 4K Tizen. At the first start-up, there was sound from the DVD on the TV. After unplugging and plugging in again, nothing came back. DVD on old TV Scart to Scart works / PC on HDMI input on new TV also works. Therefore, in my opinion, the problem must be with the converter. Do you think it must be working and the converter is defective? Then I would order a new one... If you think your Marmitek Connect AH31 (item 5630752) is better, I will order this one.

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yves.poirier

5 years ago

Hi, My internet/TV provider has changed the TV Box and it now uses only a HDMI cable, but my TV (old Sony) uses only an Peritel. Can I use this adaptor to connect the HDMI to my Peritel cable? Will my TV work with this? Thanks for your help. Yves

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s_mailler

5 years ago

Hi, I think so. Me, I use it to connect my video recorder with my new television which only has HDMI. It's work fine. Kinds regards. Please be aware, on the shop, you have two version of this item. One is Input Peritel (https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/smart-convertisseur-peritel-hdmi-analogique-numerique-convertisseurs-video-11886750) and output HDMI and the second it's input HDMI output Peritel (https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/smart-convertisseur-hdmi-a-peritel-numerique-analogique-convertisseurs-video-11886886). I use the first.
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beekay11

5 years ago

How does the converter behave with consoles?

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schwill84

5 years ago

We have the converter between a Wii and a Samsung Q60. Only the 720p mode works for us. With the PC setting (on the Samsung TV), Mario runs smoothly and synchronously through the world again. With other settings there was often a delay. The quality is terrible, but what can you expect from a Scart on a 4k TV... Nevertheless, this adapter saved our Wii.

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