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Name: Insignia™ - RCA to HDMI Converter - Black
Brand: Insignia™
SKU: 6134312
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Insignia™ - RCA to HDMI Converter - Black

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QuestionCan I use this RCA to HDMI converter to connect a Bose Acoustic Wave II system to a TCL Roku Television model 43S425? The Bose is 11 yrs. old and is not compatible w/the TV using the audio out headphone jack.
Asked 5 years ago by John.
- Answer Yes. It should work fine.
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionHi. Will this allow me to connect my old tuner amplifier and speakers to my new Samsung Smart TV that only has HDMI ports?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer This converter lets you connect an analog camcorder, video game console or other analog device to an HDMI input using an HDMI cable.
  Answered 5 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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QuestionI got a new Samsung Smart TV with an HDMI out put and a brand new Sony home stereo system with two RCA in put, I already try this converter and couldn't make the sorround sound yet, what also may I try? Thanks for the info
Asked 5 years ago by Doubter.
- Answer RCA jacks are stereo sound. For best surround sound receiver should be 5.x or 7.x capable, and use in HDMI or optical input from the TV.
  Answered 5 years ago by Rick
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QuestionIs this the converter I need to run my Wii with rca jacks to my smart tv to play on the smart tv screen?
Asked 7 years ago by Rick.
- Answer Yes, this worked for me to hook up the Wii on the smart TV. It might take a minute to pop up. Once it does ur good to go.
  Answered 7 years ago by Jamsam
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QuestionWill this work to output audio from my Samsung 800 series TV to my Yamaha receiver?
Asked 5 years ago by cableway.
- Answer Its standard RCA AV inputs let you connect an analog camcorder, video game console or other analog device, and its selectable HDMI output supports HD and Full HD displays.
  Answered 5 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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QuestionWhat upscaling method does this use? more specifically does it use nearest neighbor?
Asked 5 years ago by Bobbyman5506.
- Answer This converter can output 720p or 1080p by manual switch.
  Answered 5 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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QuestionWhen connected, to my Toshiba VCR and Samsung 32in. HDMI TV, I get audio only but NO video. I've re-checked the connections and tried replacement RCA & HDMI cables but still have the same issue. What could be causing this?
Asked 5 years ago by terrila.
- Answer You could try to use a TV with AV input (red, white and yellow).
  Answered 5 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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QuestionI have tried 2 different ones to be sure that I didn't have a faulty product and I can only get a blue screen to show up when I plug in my Nintendo 64? Any suggestions of what may be wrong??
Asked 5 years ago by CodyAC.
- Answer We use with a vcr only.
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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Insignia™ - RCA to HDMI Converter - Black

Q: QuestionCan I use this RCA to HDMI converter to connect a Bose Acoustic Wave II system to a TCL Roku Television model 43S425? The Bose is 11 yrs. old and is not compatible w/the TV using the audio out headphone jack.

Q: QuestionHi. Will this allow me to connect my old tuner amplifier and speakers to my new Samsung Smart TV that only has HDMI ports?

Q: QuestionI got a new Samsung Smart TV with an HDMI out put and a brand new Sony home stereo system with two RCA in put, I already try this converter and couldn't make the sorround sound yet, what also may I try? Thanks for the info

Q: QuestionIs this the converter I need to run my Wii with rca jacks to my smart tv to play on the smart tv screen?

Q: QuestionWill this work to output audio from my Samsung 800 series TV to my Yamaha receiver?

Q: QuestionWhat upscaling method does this use? more specifically does it use nearest neighbor?

Q: QuestionWhen connected, to my Toshiba VCR and Samsung 32in. HDMI TV, I get audio only but NO video. I've re-checked the connections and tried replacement RCA & HDMI cables but still have the same issue. What could be causing this?

Q: QuestionI have tried 2 different ones to be sure that I didn't have a faulty product and I can only get a blue screen to show up when I plug in my Nintendo 64? Any suggestions of what may be wrong??

QuestionCan I use this RCA to HDMI converter to connect a Bose Acoustic Wave II system to a TCL Roku Television model 43S425? The Bose is 11 yrs. old and is not compatible w/the TV using the audio out headphone jack.

QuestionHi. Will this allow me to connect my old tuner amplifier and speakers to my new Samsung Smart TV that only has HDMI ports?

QuestionI got a new Samsung Smart TV with an HDMI out put and a brand new Sony home stereo system with two RCA in put, I already try this converter and couldn't make the sorround sound yet, what also may I try? Thanks for the info

QuestionIs this the converter I need to run my Wii with rca jacks to my smart tv to play on the smart tv screen?

QuestionWill this work to output audio from my Samsung 800 series TV to my Yamaha receiver?

QuestionWhat upscaling method does this use? more specifically does it use nearest neighbor?

QuestionWhen connected, to my Toshiba VCR and Samsung 32in. HDMI TV, I get audio only but NO video. I've re-checked the connections and tried replacement RCA & HDMI cables but still have the same issue. What could be causing this?

QuestionI have tried 2 different ones to be sure that I didn't have a faulty product and I can only get a blue screen to show up when I plug in my Nintendo 64? Any suggestions of what may be wrong??