HDMI to Composite AV Converter for Amazon Fire Streaming Stick: Use Amazon Fire Streaming Stick with Older TVs that have Composite (red/white/yellow) Inputs. [NOTE: AMAZON STICK SOLD SEPARATELY]

We wanted to hook up a new Roku to our older HDTV that does not have an HDMI port. This worked flawlessly.

I had an old Visio 7.2 inch TV that did not have an HDMI or USB port. This Converter allowed me to convert the old T.V to be able to use an Amazon fire stick.I did the install and less than 5 minutes. The instructions were absolutely perfect. I am extremely happy with this product.

I've gotten this recommendation for onyko receiver for my year 2010 flat screen tv with those traditional red white and yellow plugs and HDMI plug ins. I want to use the Fire stick (can access youtube ap and internet apps) for surround sound.In the past, I've tried to connect to the tv ins and out but no success. I used different mode like dvd, cd, video 1 and 2 but no success. I have this receiver since 2007. I was so disappointed. I thought my receiver was broken. Even when I tested the speakers, it work, but no sound received from Fire Stick.I gave up planning to donate the speakers. But I gave one more chance before donating it. I started to search online for solutions. Then an outdated website stated use this HDMI to AV. Direct it to the receiver and then you can get it to work.So I purchased this converter hoping it will work. It comes with the three prong red white and yellow connectors audio/video component and electric source. It was shipped in a shiny thin box with the instruction manual.I was rushing myself to see if it work, without reading the manual. (Come on, it only has basic connectors, not complex) At first it didn't. Reason: I connected to the tv, not the receiver.So I fixed it, connected to "In" connectors in the receiver. Then got another audio/video component (they only supply one component) and connect to the "out" plugs and connect it to the tv. Bang! It finally work!!! After all the years and frustration (even Best Buy wasn't able to help me, they just gave me more HDMI cables).So, YES, this is 100% helpful converter! I am so happy, I can play New Year Vietnamese /American songs through the speakers!!!

I give 5 stars to the product for working great once hooked up, but only 3 stars to the directions provided since I almost returned the product until I realized how to properly hook this up different than the directions. They give 1 set of directions with the product and another set of printed instructions explaining how to specifically hook this up for use with the Amazon fire stick. Their directions stated that 2 power adaptors and plugs were needed necessary for the product to work (1 from your fire stick purchase and 1 from this purchase), but there was no adaptor with this purchase. I finally figured out that they changed their product and instead of offering the adaptor and single cable to plug in this converter, they sent a splitter cable instead. I plugged this splitter cable into the fire stick adaptor, plugged one end of the splitter into the fire stick and the other end into this converter ( the cable from the Amazon Fire purchase is then not needed any longer). Wish they had updated their directions when they changed the product, but it did end up working properly and i am happy with the purchase. Quality on the tv is great and I can keep my old tv for a few more years before making a big upgrade to a new tv.

I purchased this device in the hope it would to enable me to record HDMI sources using my old VCR/DVD recorder. These recorders are no longer manufactured but I believe I am not the only one who is happy to still have one in good working condition. Most - possibly all - of these models accept composite video input but not HDMI input. With this device, I can record output from my Amazon box, converting the HDMI output to composite video. In fact, I also was able to record from my iPhone, stringing together (a) a device that converts from lightning to HDMI with (b) this device to then convert from HDMI to composite video. The quality of the DVD recordings is definitely acceptable for my purposes. There is some shrinking and stretching of images which is probably inevitable going from HDMI to older video formats. A video "professional" or "purist" may be troubled by that, but as I wrote, I found the DVD recordings surprisingly pleasant to view, when one considers the downscaling from an HDMI source, and the numerous conversion steps. I'm curious to see how the DVD recordings look if played on an upscaling DVD player.NOTE: The majority of surviving DVD recorders as noted don't take HDMI input, but some of them do take SVHS or even component video input, so Bleiden please consider adding a product with SVHS and/or component video output!

I have an old Samsung TV with one HDMI port, which burned out this winter, following a power surge during a storm. (I wised up and now plug all my electronics into a surge protector strip). My Amazon Fire was also fried. This converter works great plugged into the AV outlets on my TV. Easy to set up (less than 5 minutes). There’s a video online which steps you through the process. Plugged in my new Fire Stick and it worked like a charm! I would definitely recommend this. It certainly is less expensive than purchasing a new smart tv.