Azduou N64 to HDMI Converter Converts N64 Game Console Video Signal to HDMI Signal Easily Connect The Game Console to HDTV Adapter/Converter（Support N64，SNES，SFC，NGC）

El producto cumple con lo descrito, sin embargo se escogió esta opción por que indica que viene el cargador de 5v,lo cual es falso, en el paquete solo venían los cables y el convertidor nada más. La entrada micro USB vino doblada por dentro, da a pensar que son productos que no se prueban al ensamblar, lo pude arreglar, pero da desconfianza.

Yayyy ! Can finally hook up my old system to my new tv.

Theres a lot of classic gaming converters on the market these days, and most of them use RGB to HDMI conversion so you get cleaner signal than the horrible composite that these consoles output back in the day full of blown out colors, crushed blacks, and color bleed. Mileage is going to vary but essentially... This converter outputs a decent signal (less distortion than composite) but darker than the composite signal you are probably used to. You may want to adjust your image to increase the brightness (I wish a cable like this on the market would auto-bright picture to compensate). You can switch between 4:3 and 16:8 aspect ratio for the old and new aspect ratios. There does not appear to be upscaling as the image was small on my projector. No matter, I just zoomed it to full screen and it looks great. Given that, make sure your TV can upscale low resolution (I believe N64 was 480i signal) images without problems. Cartridge based consoles like SNES and N64 tend to have signal drop-out when a cartridge fails to load and also often when simply booting, so when HDMI (which works on signal detect) is used with this old tech I expect to need to reset HDMI switches and cables a few times to get a game to show up. That said, I was able to do so without much hassle and once a game DOES boot signal is consistently good. The first game I tried had no signal so I disconnected the cable and reseated the cartridge a few times and then it came right up. The second game I tried did the same thing and then gave me picture with no sound. pulled and reconnected the cable then everything came up fine. Im not sure what other peoples experience will be with converting a signal this old to HDMI, but it looks plenty good to my eyes. I like a slightly soft image and thats what I got here. I wish it was a brighter image but until we get a new console that plays N64 cartridges in a higher resolution it doesnt get much better than this unless you LIKE super-sharp low resolution images (the horrible aliasing looks awful to me without some softening). I like this cable. If you like your image sharper and brighter prepare to spend a LOT more money. If you like your image soft and dont mind it being dim give this a try.

Only get a blue screen with no signal, despite follows all the tips given in the instructions. Sadly will be returning Tried on a Sony Bravia TV

I have one of these for ALL my retro consoles now. They are awesome. It really cuts down on wire clutter so its a lot easier to avoid a cable jungle behind the TV. It doesnt upscale the output in any way (didnt expect it to), it just allows you to use your consoles with newer TVs without getting bulky adapters or messing with all the silly composite cables. They work great!!

So this product works sometimes. Ive used this for 2 weeks and ran through all the trouble shooting about 5 times I got it to work once with my TV but its just too annoying when it doesnt work. It keeps Blue screening and trying to figure out if its AV or SV honestly it might be because I have a very new TV but I really cant recommend this product

It was missing the USB adapter, that the contents said it should have one. Other than that it works great!

Looked good on screen for about 10 minutes, setup was easy enough to hook up and get going for the N64. However 10 minutes in my kid bumped the console and the screen froze. Reset the console and suddenly ‘no signal’ popped up. Spent the next hour trying to reconnect, reset, and used different TVs and cables. Not sure if my console or the converter but very disappointed it didn’t work again after a very minor touch.

Couldnt get audio to work with old Super Nintendo.

I still have all my old consoles and my biggest disappointment is the lack of options to hook them up to the TV. Some of the newer TVs dont even really have the basic YRW hookups and that makes it nearly impossible to properly hook up vintage Nintendo systems. This adaptor gives a SUPER easy solution. All you have to do is hook the adaptor up to the system and then just hook up the HDMI cable. Obviously this doesnt improve the resolution but it is worth it just to have a super quick and easy way to use your SNES/N64/GameCube on a newer TV.