Component to HDMI

We have a DVD video disc player from 2003 by Mitsubishi with Component Video Output & our TV uses HDMI inputs so I searched around online & found a Component to HDMI so I can hookup the old DVD player to our far newer TV monitor. I did about 20 min of product research comparing S-video to composite & component video & HDMI technology using google searches to compare each & arrived at a component to HDMI with RCA audio in as the cheapest best quality 1080P solution. Optical DVD with TV works as long as you have power, even if the internet offline or there is a grid power outage. If you can turn on your TV & adapter & DVD player, then you can watch a movie during a power outage. Streaming is great when everything working, the grid up & internet online, but offline optical disc technology can work even in areas without internet access to watch HD videos, aka. movies or shows :) The Amazon Images of the produce give very useful information about how to hook up the converter from your video source device to your video monitor or display or TV or projector. Converters allow new & old technology to connect & are an interesting way to make use of old gear until the COTS fully depreciated or no longer working. Given this DVD player 20 years old for example, this an antique way to video DVD video discs via this converter on our 4K TV in 2023 :) 

Portta Component to HDMI Converter, Portta YPbPr Component RGB + R/L Audio to HDMI Converter v1.3 Support 1080P 24bit 2 Channel Audio LPCM for HDTV PS3 PS4 HDVD Player Wii Xbox and More (Component to HDMI)

• COMPONENT to HDMI CONVERTER】This Component to HDMI Adapter converts analog YPbPr video and R/L audio input signal into HDMI output signal. Note: NOT support in reverse use 
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• 【1080P 60Hz RESOLUTION】Compliant with HDMI 1.3, Support HDCP 1.2/1.3 and wide range resolutions for both HDMI and Component devices: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p. Note: NO scale function 
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• 【VIDEO & AUDIO FORMAT】Support video color format: 24bit/deep color 30bit,36bit and support uncompressed 2 Channel LPCM, Support 165MHz/1.65Gbps per channel bandwidth ensure no distortion of audio or video signal, no delay in signal transmission. 
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• 【WIDE COMPATIBILITY】This converter is compatible with Component and HDMI devices. Compatible with PS2, PS3 PSP, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, DVD etc. Output: HDTV, Projector, Monitor etc. 
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• 【5-YEAR WARRANTY】Portta offers 5-year warranty and long-term after-sales support to ensure your purchase is hassle-free and risk-free. Feel free to contact our friendly customer support team with any questions or concerns.

Signal quality from this unit has some edge tearing near the bottom of the frame & other visual artifact and letter boxes the image on our TV so you do not see the whole image as we would watching the blueray disc version of the same movie on our blueray player. I just thinks DVDs are fun throwback before streaming became normal, before blueray became the last physical disc content distribution platform before holographic quartz cubes with terabytes of storage capacity are commercialized in the future. Think a tiny cube of quarts where solid state lasers can read & write data at densities unmatched by most other means possible so that entire libraries of 8K movies can be stored on a single little optical cube with a 5000 year shelf life if undamaged, much better than DVD, Blueray Disc, CD, or even archived film store in climate control cool, precise humidity, dark storage. Nothing lasts forever, but some scientists did encode most of wikipedia onto small nickel metal foil squares assembled in a highly protective block & sent to Earth's moon for long term storage // a backup of all information created on Earth up until that point in History, even if everything goes to seed in the Biosphere of Earth because of world wide nuclear war in World War Three or because of runway climate change because of catalytic trigger from global carbon combustion emission of 10 billion people alive at the same time.