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Introducing the AV2HDMI 2.0 (Second Generation).
With the SoundBeast AV2HDMI 2.0 (Second Generation), you can quickly & easily convert old analog video signals (AV, RCA, Composite) to modern HDMI signals (1080P or 720P) and/or capture your video to your PC or Mac.
To get started, just connect your video source (for example, VCR, camcorder, DVD player, or retro gaming system) to the AV input port on the AV2HDMI 2.0 device. Connect your TV or monitor to the HDMI output on the AV2HDMI 2.0.
The AV2HDMI 2.0 will convert your video signal to a modern HDMI signal so that you can view it on your TV. (Important: Only converts from AV/RCA/Composite Sources --> HDMI Output. Does NOT convert or record from HDMI Sources --> AV/RCA/Composite Output.)
Unlike the original edition of this device, the AV2HDMI 2.0 will not stretch your video horizontally unless you choose the 16:9 aspect ratio. The Second Generation of this device can preserve the original "square" shape of your video with the 4:3 aspect ratio setting by adding black bars on the left and right sides of your TV screen. You can also control the output quality (1080P or 720P) with the convenient switches on the side of the device.
Also new in version 2.0: You can record your video to a digital video file on your PC or Mac, using the included USB-C cable. On PC, use the included video capture software to record your video. On Mac, use the pre-installed video software on your computer. Step-by-step instructions are included. (PC/Mac recording resolution: 640x480 pixels)
Willy
2025-07-09 11:42:59
quick delivery. good item
RICHARD NATELSON
2025-07-06 12:18:12
Arrived faster than expected.setup was easy however had to disable my antivirus software so that the software that came with the unit would work. transfer from analog to digital signal was quite good.
Zeke Stern
2025-06-01 20:34:49
I bought a few other cheaper converters with produced a hissing noise in my setup. This worked flawlessly and I wish they made a unit with more inputs for switching! Awesome and well made product.
Nigel Rowe
2025-05-12 18:03:34
works very well
Keith Koprivica
2025-04-26 10:59:27
The product comes without the HDMI cable or the RCA cables which are shown in the photos as well as a USB wall adapter which is required to power the unit, yet it costs over 3 times more than others that come with those. Don't waste your money.
Henry Chang
2025-03-19 14:20:28
I have many karaoke LD's being outdated by technology. I want a unit that can convert each analogy songs into digital MP4 and store them in a USB. This unit was bought by mistake but could do the job. It needs to go through several iterations. First, download a software into your laptop. Next, connect analogy source to the laptop PC through the convertor. Then record each song as it plays through the system. It resulting file is in my laptop but in a MPEG format. I used a free VLC software to convert MPEG to MP4. Then I can move the MP4 files in the laptop to a USB. It is something for a techie.I was actually thinking about buying a more expansive convertor, also by ClearClick. It could record directly to a USB without going through a laptop. It may even have better resolution. The conversion process seems to be easier. Then from the detail product description, I found out that each song/file was fixed to 2GB. It seems to be designed for converting movies. For karaoke, my converted MP4 song takes an average of 36MB. I can store 55 songs in 2GB. I decided to keep the convertor. It is about half the price of the more expansive convertor.
Robert Reed
2025-02-08 11:10:07
This composite to HDMI upscaler honestly surprised me. For it's affordability at $50, it delivers a clean picture for older hardware. I tested it on my VCR, NES, SNES, N64, Sega Genesis and many other retro games consoles and I will say that it looks great! Definitely recommend if you're looking for an affordable way to upscale!
Scott G
2025-01-07 11:57:19
I'm using this to connect an old VCR to my home theatre receiver. The receiver needs to have a HDMI input, not RCA inputs. This unit works well enough for that. In fact, it works so well that the tracking errors from within the VCR are showing up on the screen. I did test both the widescreen and letterbox settings on this unit and both work fine. I prefer older VHS tapes to be shown in their original letterbox format, but it's nice to have both settings as an option.
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