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<blockquote data-quote="a33" data-source="post: 1009885" data-attributes="member: 332642">I don't know why the converter would be better? As the specs of your link say: &quot;output signal: CVBS&quot;, so not RGB.Could you explain why the converter would be better than using the 3.5mm A/V-jack?BTWI have found that these 3.5mm jacks with four connections (Left/Right/Video/Ground, don't know the usual order of those by heart though) exist in two lengths:one in the same length as a normal three connection-jack (the GND-connection has been shortened in this one),and one a bit longer (with the GND-connection exactly the same length as in a normal 3 connection jack).Just that one doesn't buy the wrong one! (I did once for my SAB SKY mini sat-receiver, and had only one audio channel with that one. Thankfully I found the one I needed (the longer one) soon after....)Greetz,A33Edit: small text alterations added.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="a33, post: 1009885, member: 332642"] I don't know why the converter would be better? As the specs of your link say: "output signal: CVBS", so not RGB. Could you explain why the converter would be better than using the 3.5mm A/V-jack? BTW I have found that these 3.5mm jacks with four connections (Left/Right/Video/Ground, don't know the usual order of those by heart though) exist in two lengths: one in the same length as a normal [B]three[/B] connection-jack (the GND-connection has been shortened in this one), and one a bit [B]longer[/B] (with the GND-connection exactly the same length as in a normal 3 connection jack). Just that one doesn't buy the wrong one! (I did once for my SAB SKY mini sat-receiver, and had only one audio channel with that one. Thankfully I found the one I needed (the longer one) soon after....) Greetz, A33 [I]Edit: small text alterations added.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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