SCART to HDMI

>>3584708
>the HDMI slot on my Sega Trinitron
Sure

>>3584708
If Monoprice has it, get it from there. If not, go with your url.

>>3584708
That adapter says HDMI to SCART, not SCART to hdmi. And there's nothing on the page about it being able to do the opposite. So it won't work.

Just go with a transcoder for scart to component. Even the cheapies work mostly well. Your hdcrt likely has component, right?

^^^^

Yes it does

>>3584708
did some research the other day, apparently it works, problem though is they are made really cheap and have a tendency to overheat

>>3584760
Not OP, but yes, they do. However, they also do some additional processing on both Component and HDMI signals which makes the end result less than optimal. I never noticed any lag as a result or anything like that though.

However, Scart to HDMI does trump Scart to Component on HD sets in this case because there is no loss of sound. Assuming the use of an old console with only a single port and a scart cable which carries audio as well and not some other set-up, anyway.

>>3584708
>hdcrt
Christ....

>>3585329
Solder on audio jacks to the transcoder. Done.

>>3584708
Why not just plug the SCART directly into your TV?

can't be bothered to care about epithets only two people can understand

Just a heads-up, OP, that your HDCRT likely doesn't interpret 240p properly, and that your signal will be deinterlaced and upscaled by the set. That means you're going to get about 1-2 frames of lag, which is not necessarily an unplayable amount, but that you will also see a lot of visual errors in games. Alternatively, you could get the image externally upscaled but that method might introduce unplayable amounts of lag.

HDCRTs are great for some games but not most classic stuff on original hardware.

>>3586098
I'm sure his Sega Trinitron can do anything