Connect new HDMI-ready video sources to analog displays with VGA!
Converts a HDMI source device to show on a VGA display with separate stereo audio output splitting. Compatible up to 1080p@60Hz
I shed a tear the day they stopped making plasma TVs. It's taken LCD years to catch up to that image quality, and despite their weight and bulk and other drawbacks, I still have my old CRT computer monitor from the early 2000's. But getting them up and running can be a real chore, so I've decided to stock the Avencore HDMI to VGA + Audio Video Converter.
If you want a new HDMI source device to plug into an older-model TV, Monitor or Projector, then this compact little gadget is sure to impress. It runs off USB power (from a wall charger, laptop or other device) and has no fiddly settings of any kind - just plug in, switch on, and away you go.
It can handle resolutions up to 1080p@60Hz - great for video, text or gaming - and does its best to preserve the input resolution so you get only the crispest of images coming through to your VGA display. With this converter, your good old screens from yesteryear can live on to impress far into the future!
Please note: This product is not designed to work on Content-Protected sources such as AppleTV, Foxtel, Austar or other PayTV services and may not convert these signals.
Inputs
- 1x HDMI (Digital Video & Audio) - Female
Outputs
- 1x VGA (15 Pin DSUB) - Female
- 1x 3.5mm Stereo Audio Jack - Female
Supported HDMI Input Resolutions
- 480P @ 60Hz, 576P @ 50Hz, 720P @ 50/60Hz, 1080i @ 50/60Hz, 1080P @ 50/60Hz, 800x600 @ 60Hz, 1024x768 @ 60Hz, 1920x1080p @ 60Hz
Supported DVI-D Input Resolutions (via DVI-D to HDMI Adaptor)
- 800x600 @ 60Hz, 1024x768 @ 60Hz, 1920x1080p @ 60Hz
Supported VGA Output Resolutions
- 640x480 @ 60Hz, 720x576 @ 50Hz, 1280x720 @ 50/60Hz, 1920x1080 @ 50/60Hz, 800x600 @ 60Hz, 1024x768 @ 60Hz, 1920x1080p @ 60Hz
Package Contents
- HDMI to VGA Converter Box
- USB Power Cable (Type-A to Mini-B 5-Pin)
- User Manual
More features include:
- 12 Month Cable Chick Replacement Warranty!
- Converts Digital HDMI Video + Audio to Analog VGA + 3.5mm Stereo Analog Audio
- Ideal for using new equipment with older Computer Monitors, Projectors or other displays.
- Input resolution preserved for VGA output whenever possible
- Conveniently powered by USB (cable included)
- Runs from any powered USB socket (laptop/tv/etc) or USB Wall Charger
- Can be connected to 2 RCA Left & Right Audio via a 3.5mm Audio to 2RCA Stereo cable
- Will output up to 1080p resolution plus analog audio signals
- Fully compatible with HDMI version 1.3a
- Colour: Black
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Posted: 23rd Sept, 2014
Question:
Hi, do you know if this will work okay with copyright free material streamed through an Apple TV. ie I want to airplay a presentation from iPad to ATV and display through a projector?
Answer:
"Apple TV content has copy protection that our converters cannot get around. If the presentation includes any sort of protected content, it won't work. Our experience with Apple TV is that it will only work with a digital link (HDMI or DVI and maybe DisplayPort)"
Posted: 24th Oct, 2016
Question:
Can you tell me the 5VDC current requirement - I am thinking of running the DC power from a USB port. Also I don't see a reference to what HDMI revision. My most usual data source would be 1600 by 900?
Answer:
"This device requires 5V~1A. HDMI compliance is v1.3 specification - maximum 1080p video and stereo audio (no 3D, CEC, HDCP, Dolby 5.1, etc). We've not tested this unit at 1600x900, but 1600x1200 is fine."
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We were seeking a solution to display an Ipad through our existing projector to use in client meetings and team training sessions. We found the HDMI to VGA + 3.5mm Stereo Audio Converter on the Cable Chick website met our needs - plus provides a sound option for the future. Ordering was easy - the website was simple to navigate to what we wanted, the order process was smooth and the delivery was fast (especially for $2!).
The converter does the job perfectly and provides the ideal solution for our in-house presentations. For a professional firm this is a fuss free way to present to clients which allows us to get rid of our bulky old electronic whiteboard & free up space in our boardroom.
For those wondering - our final set up is our set up is: Wifi > iPad > Airplay > Apple TV > HDMI > the Converter > the Projector. We are also looking at getting a VGA switch so we can have other VGA inputs to the projector. 
