Collection: Video Converters

A video converter translates a video signal from one format to another — for example from analogue AV to digital HDMI — so that devices with incompatible outputs and inputs can work together. Browse our full range in Adapters & Converters.

Yes. A video adapter changes only the physical connector shape while keeping the signal type the same. A video converter actively re-encodes the signal from one standard to another. For simple connector changes, see our HDMI Adapters & Extractors.

Many video converters carry audio alongside the video signal, but not all of them do. Check the product specifications carefully. If you need a dedicated audio solution, browse our AV & Audio Adapters.

Yes, an AV-to-HDMI video converter makes this possible. Connect the DVD player's composite or component output to the converter's input, then run an HDMI cable from the converter to your TV. The converter re-encodes the analogue signal to a digital HDMI output your TV can display.

Active video converters — those that re-encode the signal — typically require power, usually via a USB port or a small power adapter. Passive adapters that only change connector type do not need a separate power source. Always check the product listing to confirm the power requirements.

Supported resolution varies by model. Many converters upscale legacy analogue signals to 720p or 1080p for output on modern displays. Check the individual product specifications for the exact supported input and output resolutions before purchasing.

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