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RetroTINK COMP2RGB Component to RGB Transcoder

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$59.84 $119.69 In stock
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Analog transcoder to convert component YPbPr to RGBs

  • Injection molded enclosure
  • Multi-format support: 240p/288p/480i/576i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
  • Automatic switching between Rec. 601 and Rec. 709 conversion matricies depending on input resolution
  • Includes microUSB cord. Due to the many different types of plugs, we don't include an AC adaptor. Use a clean, good quality USB power adaptor or the USB port on your TV or monitor, if possible.

How to Use

The COMP2RGB  is designed to be a high quality transcoder that is extremely simple to use.

Plug in a microUSB power source. The COMP2RGB is low-power device and any microUSB power adaptor or USB port should be sufficent.

Connect the RCA component input and the SCART RGB output to the device. Power up your source and set your display to accept the SCART connection.

You're done!

User Manual

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

My old consoles output component only, so this transcoder finally lets them talk to my RGB monitor without a hitch. The 240p and 480i switching is seamless and the picture is rock solid, no ghosting or sync issues. Solid little box that does exactly what it promises.

Eli P. ★★★★★

The injection-molded shell feels far more solid than the cheap metal boxes I've dealt with before, and it handled my 480i DVD player without any sync dropouts. Plugged my PS2's component cables in and the RGBs output locked on immediately.

Olivia ★★★★★

Finally got my 240p consoles running cleanly into my PVM without the green tint mess. The RGBs output locks in rock-solid with zero sync issues, even on the picky displays I've tried.