The compact HDfury X3 HDMI to VGA/YUV Converter enables you to access your HDMI device's richer 1080p/720p output using your VGA/YUV display. Keeping the component video features of the X2, the HDfury X3 has updated RGB, audio, and EDID features for improved television and A/V equipment compatibility. Two HDMI 1.3 inputs feature deep color support and both manual- and auto-switching.

Both optical and analog stereo audio outputs are offered, with support for third-party accessories. Two of the four customized-EDID banks can limit your 1080p output for 1080i displays. The X3's DIP switch can be used to force H/V syncs on recalcitrant RGB displays to either positive or negative.

Supports DTV Resolutions to 1080p/72 Hz    Converts HDMI to VGA/YUV (Component)    Color-Space Upscaling    2 x EDID Banks per Channel / 4 x Total    Limits 1080p Output for 1080i Displays    Stereo Audio Output Supported    Manually Adjust RGB Horizontal Position

• 2 x HDMI 1.3 inputs with Deep Color support (manual or auto switch mode, user-selectable)

• Component (YPbPr/YCbCr) and VGA (RGBHV) video output

• Analog and digital optical stereo audio output (S/PDIF 5.1 Dolby/DTS) through a 3.5mm combo jack

• 4 x EDID banks (2 per channel)

• Built-in, user-selectable output resolution limit settings

• Customizable settings available through DIP switch

• Automatically centers image in all standard NTSC/PAL component modes

• Manually adjust horizontal screen position in all NTSC/PAL RGBHV modes

• Performs color depth upscaling in all modes (on/off user-selectable)

• Sync-polarity inverter included

• Automatic SD/HD color-space selection

• Accepts third-party accessories on output

• Improved output cable driver for long cable runs (40'-50')

• Upgradable software

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this converter support 740X400 70Hz input resolution?

A: Input resolutions are defined as up to 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) and 1080p60. No low end input is defined, only the max.

Q: 2. I have Xfinity cable box connected to a Sony H800x tv with eArc that is connected to a Sonos Arc. I am having lip synch problems and talked to Sony and Sonos however we were not able to fix it. Will this device correct the lip synch problem? Is the device powered?

A: We are not aware of this being able to correct sync issues.

Q: 3. Is there a video port switch with hdmi input and display port or usb-c output? that converts the hdmi signal to display / usb-c?

A: The StarTech VS221HD4KA 2-Port HDMI 4K Automatic Video Switch with Fast Switching only has HDMI input and output.

Q: 4. I have a VGA signal ( 1280 X 1024 @75Hz). Can this unit convert it to standard HDSDI ?

A: Yes, it should be no problem. We use this unit to convert various computer resolutions into broadcast standards.

Q: 5. Will this allow the 3.5mm audio input to be used when the HDMI input is selected?

A: The 3.5mm connection is for VGA audio only. The HDMI is embedded audio only.

Q: 6. I just purchased this and it is on its way to me. I want to use this device to pass 4K video/audio to two devices. One is a 4K UHD TV and one is a Marantz Preamp processor. I want to send the source video/audio directly to the TV while additionally sending the source video/audio to me processor for sound only. Can I do this with the HD Fury Pro 2x1 splitter?

A: The HDfury Pro 1x2 UHD 4K HDMI Splitter will work fine with passing a 4k UHD signal, and will mirror the source, and can pass it through to any device that would accept the original source. As long as your Marantz Preamp Processor will accept the original source, it should work fine.

Q: 7. Is this device HDCP compliant for the HDMI input?

A: Yes, this product is HDCP Compliant.

Q: 8. Does this auto-switch based on active inputs?

A: It does not. This is not an Auto Switch.

Q: 9. will it solve a MacBook m1 handshake issue with LG TVs ??

A: The HDfury Dr. HDMI EDID Manager / Detective is made to solve HDMI source to display issues. It should do what you wish.

Q: 10. Should't the overview say it goes from the laptop to the projector? Why would you watch the output of a projector on your laptop?

A: I have alerted the Webteam to this statement and it should be corrected soon. Thank you for pointing this out.