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How to convert s-video to component Hide sidebar Show sidebar. Thread starter dimitri Start date Sep 24, Can i do that? Sorry my english is very bad but i'm very appreciate if someone give me an explanation? This converter allows for an interlaced video signal to be converted to Component Video. This Professional converter does such a good job that the resulting component video signal is usually better than the component video output of consumer products, such as DVD players.
There's no switches or settings to configure, you just connect the the unit to the a composite video source or an s-video source or both at the same time and to the component video display. You can input both composite video and s-video at the same time and the unit will detect the first active video signal, thus acting as an auto-switch between two sources, such as a DVD player and an X-Box.
If your source is a 7-pin S-Video Connector, then add our 7-pin to 4-Pin cable. This product does not change the aspect ratio. Unfortunately, that is too complicated. Is there any way I can adapt or convert S-video output into component so I can avoid that problem? It won't. S-video to component conversion requires most of a color demodulator. It isn't cheap. Got a link? The plug is the same shape, but here are 7 pins instead of 4 and the little plastic thingy at the bottom is much wider. It sucks because the diagram on the buy.
But that's not what I got. Some receiver will upconvert SVideo to Component i i. Denon I don't know of any "cheap" stand-alone devices. Are you sure it's not the cables?
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