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Helix to old tv: HDMI to RCA converter box - which one are you using?
Hi, I have changed my Videotron account to Helix but I have an old analog TV (tube). This is causing the TV images to be a bit bigger then the TV screen and all Helix menus are 2x the size of the TV screen.
The tech said I need to buy an HDMI to 3RCA converter but the one I bought does not work. I think its because it does not have an NTSC/PAL switch on it. I ordered one at Amazon (haven't received it yet) but I noticed its power is from an USB plug that has to be on a PC. Apparently the majority of those converters sold by Amazon are getting their power that way. I could not find this elsewhere. I would need to use a USB power adapter but I hope the watts will be OK.
So in the mean time, for those that are in the same situation, what converter did you get and from where (assuming it does the job right)?
I know I should buy a flat screen tv but my current budget is low. I switched to Helix to save money. I will get one later but right now don't tell me this.
vlbgprfa@ a écrit :J'ai oublié mon mot de passe; on veut m'envoyer un code temporaire à mon adresse de messagerie que je ne peut ouvrir :-( .... comment donner une autre adresse où me faire parvenir un 'code' ?
S'il s'agit de votre Espace Client, étant donné que vous n'avez ni mot de passe ni adresse courriel pour récupérer votre mot de passe, vous devrez appeler au service à la clientèle téléphonique (1 877 512-0911) de Vidéotron afin qu'ils fassent le changement pour vous.
N. B. Pour des raisons de sécurité, cette transaction ne peut pas être faite par Clavardage.
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I forgot to reply back to this thread. I need to close it.
I couldn't find it anywhere else than online.
The HDMI to 3RCA converter you're talking about should work, but you're right that it needs to support NTSC for it to display properly on your TV. As for the USB power issue, using a USB power adapter (like the ones for charging phones) should work fine, as long as it's at least 5V and 1A, which is pretty standard. I would avoid cheap adapters, though, since quality can affect performance.
