RCA on YUV Solved

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Hello,  I would like to know if it is possible to connect a male RCA device to a female YUV device?  Are there adapters or cables that would allow this?  Thank you in advance!

sophyen · Accepted Answer

First, start by connecting your yellow RCA plug (called composite output) to the green RCA input (called component or YUV input) to get a stable image (the image will be in black and white BUT stable). Then contact me if the result is already better for the next steps...

kentin5601 · Answer

No, it's impossible, sorry.  Can you explain why you wanted to do that?

Viper77 · Answer

I'm connecting my video transmitter that's using RCA to my Numericable box which I believe is using YUV:
Check the link, there’s a photo:

https://assistance.numericable.fr/

I’ve connected my red and white RCA cables for audio between the letter “F”, the red on the left and the white on the right.
And the yellow RCA I connected to the left of the letter “G” on the red.

However, I'm getting sound but the image is in black and white and it's flickering, it's not stable.

So I think the problem comes from connecting RCA to YUV.

If you have a solution for me to watch Numericable on the TV in my room, I would be thrilled!!!!!

Thanks!

sophyen · Answer

And then all of this is not clear, you talk about a transmitter while it is probably a receiver (tuner). Send me a photo of all this and I'll fix your problem. Furthermore, there are indeed YUV to composite cables.

Viper77 · Answer

So I did as you told me, I connected the yellow RCA to the green output.
It turns out my image is stable but in black and white, just as you had mentioned.

This is my video transmitter:

https://www.cdiscount.com/high-tech/recepteurs-tnt-satellite/thomson-vs360/f-10672-thom_vs360.html

I don't know if this will be enough for the photos?
If you need anything else, feel free to ask!

sophyen · Answer

Ok, you need to convert your component signal (YUV) to composite. You should be able to ask a salesperson in a department store or electronics shop for a cable called "Y". Good luck.

sophyen · Answer

Exactly, I made a mistake. We can't indeed turn a component signal into a composite signal (just like we can't turn a jellyfish into bones.. lol ..)

The only solution is to use the S-video output with an S-video/composite cable.

On the other hand, I don't see how a PAL encoder fits into this story? And there's no need to give us a lesson on component signal, otherwise I can also tell you that "component" is the English translation of "composante" and that it can also be translated by numerous abbreviations such as Y-Cb-Cr and so on....lol

Viper77 · Answer

I found the solution!!

If you look at the picture of the Numericable box, you can see 2 SCART connectors.
One for the TV (J) and another for the DVD player (I).
So I bought a SCART cable with an IN or OUT selector.
I set it to OUT and connected the 3 RCA cables.
And now I have the channels in my room.
See, "the simplest things are the best."

Anyway, thank you all for your answers!!!!
See you soon!!

RCA on YUV

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