Please Note: The HDMI to 3RCA cable is a signal transmitter, not a signal converter. It is designed for one-way transmission from an HD player (HDMI) to a TV (3RCA). Supports HDMI input to 3 RCA outputs. Compatible with HDTV versions 1.0 to 1.3. Does not support direct connection from 360, PS3, PC, or laptop to HDTV. Scope of Application: This HDMI to AV cable is intended to connect an HD player with HDMI output (with built-in decoding capability) to a TV with AV input. The source device must have decoding functionality, as HDMI transmits a different signal type than RCA. Verify that your device supports signal decoding before purchase; otherwise, this cable will not work. High-Quality Materials: Features gold-plated connectors and pure copper conductors for superior signal transfer. Ensures stable transmission of video signals up to 1080p resolution, including 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Plug-and-play design, no drivers required. Lightweight and portable for easy use. One-Way Transmission: This cable is strictly for HDMI to RCA output only. It cannot transmit from RCA to HDMI. The display device (TV or monitor) must have RCA input. Suitable for connecting HD media players to analog TVs. Not compatible with computers, laptops, tablets, or mobile phones. Product Name: HDMI to 3RCA HD Conversion Cable Interface Type: HDMI, RCA Material: Gold-plated plug, pure copper core Application: For high-definition video, use with a device that has built-in decoding capability Compatible Devices: HD players, DVD players (with decoding), set-top boxes Cable Length: 1.5 m Buyer’s Note: This cable transmits from HDMI (source) to 3RCA (TV). It cannot be used with devices lacking decoding functionality, such as standard computers, DVD players, or gaming consoles like PS3 without a decoder. Ensure both devices support compatible signal formats. Use only with decoding-enabled equipment. The cable supports hot-plug detection, but improper handling (plugging/unplugging while powered) may cause device reset or potential damage. Always turn off the source device before connecting or disconnecting the cable.