We had to get a digital-analog converter box for our old CRT tv >10 years ago (converts rca in to coax out), when we bought a dvd player. Now the dvd player is wearing out (the tray sticks halfway out fairly frequently). The replacement dvd player (which also does blu-ray -- does anybody even use blu-ray?) we just bought only has hdmi out. So now I have to buy an hdmi --> rca converter. Such a thing exists, TFFT. WE will be chaining the two converters, until such time as we replace the old tv with a new flat screen :-/
I will post picks of the rube goldbergian monstrosity when it's up and running.
So you'll be going
HDMI - RCA - RF/Coax?
Makes me sick. Buy a new TV pronto.
Maybe I should just get a raspberry pi.
Ridiculous, isn't it? Every foo' knows that SCART is where it's at.
That's black magic to them mercans/canuks
It's not a TV unfortunately. Unless you want to download movies and use it to play back on the TV?
(nod) that connector set is going to be about a foot long.
Had to do something similar today. Got a new gfx card that doesn't do VGA and I've got a VGA monitor to hook up to it as a second monitor. The card itself has 1 hdmi out, 1 dvi-d out and three display ports. No. 1 is using the hdmi and I don't have a display port socket in either monitor, so given what I've got, it's going dvi-d to generic DVI then a DVI to VGA them plugging the monitor in. I've ordered a DVI to VGA connector from the eBay to get it tidied up.
DVI-D only carries the digital signal, if you want to go to VGA you need either a DVI-I output or an active digital/analogue converter to render the VGA signal from the digital one.
The d-a converter has s-video input too, but theres no hdmi-s-video converter I can find. :-((