HD Component Video to VGA RGBHV Format Converter
This unit is the answer to many of your HDTV / Home Theater dilemma.  It transcodes high definition component video coming out from HDTV cable box, HD set top box, satellite receiver, progressive scan DVD player or video game console into VGA or RGBHV format with crystal clear displays for HD high-definition video entertainments on any LCD/CRT monitor, HDTV monitors and projectors with RGB inputs.

For those interested in taking advantage of progressive scan technology, this converter is a commendable necessity. The unit doubles as a line doubler and best suited for for state-of-the-art digital TV systems displaying high definition video in progressive scan output.

This unit has a dip switch for selecting either RGB or YPbPr (bypass) for the output format: 

• When selecting RGB mode for the output, this transcoder will convert the HD component video into RGB+HV format for your VGA display. 
• When selecting YPbPr mode for the output, this unit becomes a adapter instantly. No conversion is needed and you get a video loop-through. This may be needed for those projectors that can only accept HD component video signals through the D-sub 15-pin connector. 

Progressive scan video devices deliver clearer, more film-like, flicker-free images than standard interlaced video players do. They are able to achieve an increased video quality because they update all of the horizontal scan lines at one time in a single frame when displaying a picture. By contrast, interlaced players only update half of the horizontal scan lines at one time in a single frame (odd-numbered lines are updated in the first field followed by the even-numbered lines in the second field).

If HDTV signals aren't available in your area yet, you can wow yourself and your friends by connecting a progressive-scan DVD player or HD DVD player with using this component RGB video format converter for your desktop monitor, projector or other flat panel set. Sure, regular DVD looks terrific but in progressive mode, the picture quality is raised to a whole new level of seamless and detailed clarity.

This HD component video to VGA converter is also served as a great solution for many Mitsubishi HDTV owners of the early generation. Simply coupling the VGA output of this converter with a HD 15 pin to 5 BNC breakout cable, many Mitsubishi HDTV of the earlier generation can still be suited for for high definition pictures.

• Watch HDTV, HD satellite channels or DVD videos on any VGA monitor, projector, LCDTV, plasma panel or HDTV monitor crystal clear pictures with fine details for pleasant visual experience.
• Supports 480p, 576p, 720p and 1080i YPbPr type component video.
• Ultra high RGB bandwidth of 110MHz.
• Automatic color space conversion.
• VGA output or RGBHV output with separate horizontal and vertical sync 
• Excellent HD video adapter solution for those with 1st generation Mitsubishi HDTV using HD 15 pin to 5 BNC breakout cable (sold separately).
• Compatible with both NTSC & PAL progressive formats with auto-mode detection.
• Compatible with all progressive scan DVD players, HDTV set top boxes, satellite receivers and all other HD sources.
• Fully supports Nintendo wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2 and PS3. 
• Simultaneous output signal timing as input signal timing. No pixel re-scaling occurred
• Composite Sync on "Y" Processing
• HDTV colorimetry matrix
• Video bandwidth -3 dB at 110 MHz, linear-phase passband, for crystal-clear display
• Plug-and-play. Super easy cable hookup requiring no software drivers or internal computer installation.

Video Inputs

• 1 Component Video (YPrPb/YCbCr) input with three Component/RCA color-coded jacks.
• 1 V p-p @ 75 Ohm terminated.
• Composite Sync on "Y".

Video Outputs

• Dip switch for selecting either RGB or YPbPr (bypass).
• 1 VGA/RGBHV output. R, G and B: 0.7 V p-p,75 Ohm terminated at source.
• 1 YPbPr output for video loop-through when no conversion is needed.
• Sync on G and H&V.

Video Input Support 

• 480p/60Hz and 576p/50 Hz
• 720p@50/60Hz
• 1080i@50/60 Hz. 

Output Sync:

• Positive H&V, TTL.
• Negative H&V, TTL.
• H Drive or Composite sync on H.

Bandwidth:  -3 Db at 110 MHz.