Convert Usb Printer To Wireless

I have Male to Male USB Cables, this allows me to convert them into Extension Cables when needed!

The printer is doing everything we wanted it to. The wireless is great.

I needed to convert ethernet to DMX for setting up wireless DMX. The products mostly mentioned in YouTube videos are either discontinued or way more expensive than this product. I took a chance with this but it works perfect and was super easy to configure. I highly recommend this for anyone needing to control DMX from a computer or mobile device.

I'm a convert.

I needed a capture device to convert HDMI from my Canon 80D to feed a USB 3.0 input on my computer/laptop for use with Open Broadcaster program for live streaming. So easy to use! Just plug it in and the device is recognized almost immediately and you're ready to go.

I use this to convert a high resolution SDI video feed to USB 3. Works as intended, plug it in and forget it's there.

I needed a Dual Cassette Tape player with a USB interface to convert 2 cassettes to Digital files. I don't do this very often, so I wasn't looking for a full feature deck. My minimum requirements were met, conversion completed and tape player went back on the shelf till the next time I need it.

I'm using this to convert a PS/2 keyboard to USB and feeding that into a KVM. I haven't noticed any issue at all, the adapter seems to work seamlessly.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I love that I can use this for even my laptop that doesn't have USB-C. It's like I can convert my laptop into a desktop PC when I connect this.

I just got the Pyle Pro so I could save some recordings by my old local Band. I knew the Tape Material was going to break down and needed to convert it a.s.a.p. I did extensive research and came across the Pyle Pro Dual Cassette Deck with USB to convert the Audio to MP3. The results were better then expected and amazingly had no Cassette Hiss. Only thing I suggest is preload Audacity on a Windows PC, Then hookup the USB Cable and Power on the Cassette Deck. I used the Left Deck launched the Audacity Software and Choose for Audio In the USB Device, I did a test and adjusted the the Level on the back of the unit so it barely clipped and adjusted Audacity's recording level and after a few test got the level perfect. It takes some trial and error but results are amazing. After Recording the Audio in Audacity I found a tutorial on youtube on splitting the tracks and marking them for export save as Mp3 and choose 320kbps. Once you learn the procedure you can preserve your Audio and enjoy your tunes or Recordings in Digital format on Mp3 Players or convert to CD. This product is worth getting if you want to save your treasured Audio.