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product_id: 353028495
title: "Scart to HDMI Converter with HDMI Cable, Full HD 720P/1080P Switch Video Audio Converter for HDTV Monitor Projector STB VHS Xbox PS3 Sky Blu-ray DVD Player"
brand: "uhddadi"
price: "16451 Ft"
currency: HUF
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Uhddadi"
url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/353028495-scart-to-hdmi-converter-with-hdmi-cable-full-hd-720p
store_origin: HU
region: Hungary
---

# Plug & play, no drivers needed Supports 720P/1080P HD output Analog-to-digital conversion Scart to HDMI Converter with HDMI Cable, Full HD 720P/1080P Switch Video Audio Converter for HDTV Monitor Projector STB VHS Xbox PS3 Sky Blu-ray DVD Player

**Brand:** uhddadi
**Price:** 16451 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📺 Bring your retro gear into the HD era—don’t let your classics fade away!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Scart to HDMI Converter with HDMI Cable, Full HD 720P/1080P Switch Video Audio Converter for HDTV Monitor Projector STB VHS Xbox PS3 Sky Blu-ray DVD Player by uhddadi
- **How much does it cost?** 16451 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/353028495-scart-to-hdmi-converter-with-hdmi-cable-full-hd-720p)

## Best For

- uhddadi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted uhddadi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Hassle-Free Setup:** Plug and play with included HDMI & USB cables—no drivers or complicated installs required.
- • **Compact & Travel-Ready:** Lightweight design fits in your tech bag—perfect for on-the-go nostalgia sessions.
- • **Zero Signal Loss Technology:** Advanced processing ensures vibrant colors and flawless video without transmission errors.
- • **Universal Device Compatibility:** Works effortlessly with PS2, Xbox, DVD players, VHS, and more—revive all your classic tech.
- • **Seamless Analog to Digital Upgrade:** Transform vintage Scart signals into crisp 1080P HDMI output for modern displays.

## Overview

The Uhddadi Scart to HDMI Converter effortlessly converts analog Scart composite signals into high-definition 720P/1080P HDMI output, enabling older devices like VHS players, gaming consoles, and set-top boxes to connect seamlessly with modern HDTVs, monitors, and projectors. Featuring advanced signal processing for no signal loss, wide compatibility, and a compact plug-and-play design, it includes an HDMI cable and USB power cable for easy setup. Ideal for professionals and enthusiasts looking to preserve and enjoy vintage media with crisp digital clarity.

## Description

Convert analog Scart to 1080p HDMI for older devices to connect to modern TVs, monitors, and projectors. Enjoy high-quality video with no signal loss.

Review: Worked fine straight out of the box - I bought the Uhddadi ZX-SC20 SCART to HDMI video converter for £14.99. There are cheaper versions on desertcart but this one had better reviews and was the desertcart choice. I also bought an “HDTV Video capture”. There is no maker’s name on it but it’s named RUOVXWU on the desertcart website. It was only £6.99. I would call it an “HDMI to USB video converter”. Confusingly they variously call it a card and a device. My goal was to be able to copy video from my Sky + HD box and my VHS recorder onto my laptop to preserve the clips and edit them for posting on YouTube, partly because VHS tapes degrade with time. I bought the two converters above and downloaded the widely recommended OBS Studio software, which is free. I ordered the hardware on Wednesday and it arrived next day. I wanted to keep my TV connected to my Sky box via the HDMI to HDMI cable so I could see what was happening. However I was concerned that connecting five pieces of hardware together with unfamiliar software might be unlikely to work thanks to compatibility issues. In the end it all worked well. My first concern was that copy protection on the Sky box would prevent me from copying. But, of course, copy protection is only on the HDMI output of the Sky box so by using the SCART output, which is analogue, that was not a problem. The SCART to HDMI converter is described as being 60Hz but the UK is 50Hz. However that wasn’t a problem. I was a bit concerned that the converter needs a 5V 1A power supply. Unfortunately this SCART to HDMI converter only supports SCART Composite input, and not SCART RGB so there may be some picture quality loss there. However the final resulting picture quality looked good to me. It claims to be compatible with an STB. I assume STB stands for set top box. It ”supports” PAL, PAL/M, PAL/N. As the UK is PAL/I, I was a bit concerned but there might be a problem but I didn’t find any problem there. The “user manual” states that it would become hot. I found that it only became warm. It is guaranteed for 1 year. They provide an email address for queries. The HDMI to USB converter user manual states that it works for 30Hz and 60 Hz. Again it works on 50 Hz. It claims to be compatible with OSB Studio video capture software. Which it is. I was a bit concerned that the converter needs a 5V 0.4A power supply on top of the 1A needed for the SCART to HDMI converter. I was not sure that my laptop could safely deliver that much current through its USB sockets but I tried it anyway without any problem. They claim it works on Windows 10, not mentioning Windows 11. I found it works on Windows 11. Confusingly the manual reads “Connect the computer to the type-c port of the video capture with type -c cable”. What they mean is connect the USB plug into a USB socket on your computer. OK the USB plug is USB type c. The leaflet for the capture card warns that it may get hot. It only got warm. Having an aluminium case looks like a good design feature. I chose this converter because of this and that it has USB 3 high speed capability which I thought might be helpful rather than the desertcart recommended device which is USB 2 and costs more. It seems like an odd way of doing things taking the analogue output from the Sky box or VHS recorder converting it to HDMI then using another converter to convert from HDMI to USB but I took the risk and it has all worked, to my slight surprise and great pleasure. There may be a more elegant way and/or better picture quality way of achieving this but it worked and it is a cheap and effective solution. The OSB software is very complex, not intuitive so I got an echo on the sound recording. I moved the Mic/Aux slide to zero and used earphones but that didn’t fully clean up the sound. Using OBS Studio for editing is not intuitive so I used AVS Video editor which is pretty intuitive. I’m very pleased with the results.
Review: Worked brilliantly - I had an old vhs tape from wayyyyyy back in the 1980s and although someone (in the family) had written a title on it, I had no idea what was actually on it. I didn't want to pay a small fortune to have the film digitised if the content wasn't much good. This piece of kit enabled to me to connect an old ( definitely 1970s) vhs player to a smart tv and view it. Easy to set up - just plug in to the scart and HDMI sockets. This is just a converter doesn't enhance the original quality of the film but it enabled me to see some lovely old family film. I have down loaded some OBS software to my PC and will purchase a video capture device so that I can save it elsewhere to stop further deterioration. It's going to work out cheaper than paying a third party to do it.

## Features

- Scart to HDMI Converter : This Scart HDMI adapter is a universal converter for analog composite Scart signal input and converts it into digital HDMI 720P/ 1080P output. For Scart signals to playback on HDTV, monitor or projector with HDMI inputs but no Scart. Not supported HDMI TO SCART !
- HD signal transmission ：Scart to HDMI converter provides advanced signal processing technology to ensure great precision colours and video resolutions. No signal loss or transmission error
- Wide Compatibility：This Scart in HDMI out converter is widely used with PS2, N64, Xbox, PS3, DVD player, STB and all kinds of devices with Scart Composite outputs.
- Plug and play ：Light weight compact size SCART toHDMI converter is convenient to store and carry. No extra driver needed, easy to install and operate. Just connect the adaptor with cables and watch HD video
- You will get ：1x Scart to HDMI converter, 1x HDMI cable, 1x USB power cable, 1 x user manual and 12 months warranty and friendly customer service to make your purchase worry-free.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09BVVSRPT |
| Best Sellers Rank | 223 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 2 in Video Converters |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | U-Scart01 |
| Manufacturer | uhddadi |
| Package Dimensions | 15.7 x 14.2 x 2.2 cm; 140 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** uhddadi
- **Colour:** Black
- **Compatible devices:** Monitor, PlayStation
- **Connector type:** Input: Scart port, Output: HDMI
- **Specific uses for product:** Home theater, gaming, connect older devices with Scart connector to modern displays with HDMI port

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked fine straight out of the box
*by R***F on 10 January 2025*

I bought the Uhddadi ZX-SC20 SCART to HDMI video converter for £14.99. There are cheaper versions on Amazon but this one had better reviews and was the Amazon choice. I also bought an “HDTV Video capture”. There is no maker’s name on it but it’s named RUOVXWU on the Amazon website. It was only £6.99. I would call it an “HDMI to USB video converter”. Confusingly they variously call it a card and a device. My goal was to be able to copy video from my Sky + HD box and my VHS recorder onto my laptop to preserve the clips and edit them for posting on YouTube, partly because VHS tapes degrade with time. I bought the two converters above and downloaded the widely recommended OBS Studio software, which is free. I ordered the hardware on Wednesday and it arrived next day. I wanted to keep my TV connected to my Sky box via the HDMI to HDMI cable so I could see what was happening. However I was concerned that connecting five pieces of hardware together with unfamiliar software might be unlikely to work thanks to compatibility issues. In the end it all worked well. My first concern was that copy protection on the Sky box would prevent me from copying. But, of course, copy protection is only on the HDMI output of the Sky box so by using the SCART output, which is analogue, that was not a problem. The SCART to HDMI converter is described as being 60Hz but the UK is 50Hz. However that wasn’t a problem. I was a bit concerned that the converter needs a 5V 1A power supply. Unfortunately this SCART to HDMI converter only supports SCART Composite input, and not SCART RGB so there may be some picture quality loss there. However the final resulting picture quality looked good to me. It claims to be compatible with an STB. I assume STB stands for set top box. It ”supports” PAL, PAL/M, PAL/N. As the UK is PAL/I, I was a bit concerned but there might be a problem but I didn’t find any problem there. The “user manual” states that it would become hot. I found that it only became warm. It is guaranteed for 1 year. They provide an email address for queries. The HDMI to USB converter user manual states that it works for 30Hz and 60 Hz. Again it works on 50 Hz. It claims to be compatible with OSB Studio video capture software. Which it is. I was a bit concerned that the converter needs a 5V 0.4A power supply on top of the 1A needed for the SCART to HDMI converter. I was not sure that my laptop could safely deliver that much current through its USB sockets but I tried it anyway without any problem. They claim it works on Windows 10, not mentioning Windows 11. I found it works on Windows 11. Confusingly the manual reads “Connect the computer to the type-c port of the video capture with type -c cable”. What they mean is connect the USB plug into a USB socket on your computer. OK the USB plug is USB type c. The leaflet for the capture card warns that it may get hot. It only got warm. Having an aluminium case looks like a good design feature. I chose this converter because of this and that it has USB 3 high speed capability which I thought might be helpful rather than the Amazon recommended device which is USB 2 and costs more. It seems like an odd way of doing things taking the analogue output from the Sky box or VHS recorder converting it to HDMI then using another converter to convert from HDMI to USB but I took the risk and it has all worked, to my slight surprise and great pleasure. There may be a more elegant way and/or better picture quality way of achieving this but it worked and it is a cheap and effective solution. The OSB software is very complex, not intuitive so I got an echo on the sound recording. I moved the Mic/Aux slide to zero and used earphones but that didn’t fully clean up the sound. Using OBS Studio for editing is not intuitive so I used AVS Video editor which is pretty intuitive. I’m very pleased with the results.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked brilliantly
*by B***R on 27 September 2025*

I had an old vhs tape from wayyyyyy back in the 1980s and although someone (in the family) had written a title on it, I had no idea what was actually on it. I didn't want to pay a small fortune to have the film digitised if the content wasn't much good. This piece of kit enabled to me to connect an old ( definitely 1970s) vhs player to a smart tv and view it. Easy to set up - just plug in to the scart and HDMI sockets. This is just a converter doesn't enhance the original quality of the film but it enabled me to see some lovely old family film. I have down loaded some OBS software to my PC and will purchase a video capture device so that I can save it elsewhere to stop further deterioration. It's going to work out cheaper than paying a third party to do it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Scart to HDMI
*by N***� on 23 December 2025*

I needed this scart to HDMI because my new TV didn't have Scart connection so I couldn't play my DVD's, please with this converter, easy set up and works well.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-21*