3.5mm to RCA Camcorder AV Audio Video Output Cable, 3 RCA to 3.5mm AV Input Cord Replacement for Sony TV 5FT

I was a bit iffy to purchase this based on the reviews, but it worked perfectly. I needed this cord to digitize old MiniDV tapes from a camcorder. They don’t carry these cords in stores and I was really iffy to buy this because based off the reviews, I didn’t think it would work for what I needed it for. I had no issues whatsoever.

I used it for my vintage Canon 8mm video camera, worked out perfectly.

Works great with my Raspberry Pi 4. The yellow is swapped with one of the audios. Not a big deal. Just plug the color emitting video into the yellow port, and you are fine.

I connected this to an older vcr with red white and yellow outputs. I connected the three to their matching color. Did not work. I switched the cords because I was getting some distorted signals. Turns out white was white. Red was yellow, yellow was red… So, it works, but something was off about it.

Worked Great for my dvd since Roku Tv doesnt have the adapter on the back anymore

All good! Item as described, and arrived on time. Purchased it for a Canon ZR85 camcorder (purchased in 2007) to connect to my TV, and it worked great.

This is a really hard to find cable because it’s so oddly specific with the type of connectors it has. It’s built really well. I used it to offload home videos of my sister and I as kids onto a digital recorder so it has a lot of sentimental value. I even plan to use it to just record cool videos with NightShot and all that.

I don't know if it was a fault in the chord itself or my T.V.'s RCA input jack, but when I went to use this chord with my Sony DVD player, the audio worked just fine, but the video would not come through. Whenever I'd turn it on and plug the video component cable in, I'd just get a buzzing noise and no video feed. The audio comes through just fine, though. So, if you're getting this to hook an older DVD player up to a newer TV with one of those combined AV jacks instead of proper RGB cable jacks, proceed with caution.On the bright side, I only wasted $6.49...