Such was the success of HDMI that in 2008 shipments of HDMI devices surpassed those of DVI. The goal of the HDMI initiative, in 2002, was to improve on existing connectivity standards (eg, DVI, component video) by creating a smaller connector, adding support for embedded audio, and providing a higher resolution video signal. The HDMI to RCA converter offers features that ensure good output image quality, such as noise reduction, frame rate conversion, and adaptive contrast enhancement, and supports a wide range of HDTV and PC input resolutions. It is made of impact-resistant ABS plastic. It supports Full HD 720p and 1080p resolution and its size is really compact and its installation is very simple. This converter is the perfect solution to transmit images and sounds from a computer with HDMI ports to a TV or projector that only has an RCA input port (such as a DVD, TV, or VHS VCR), being the perfect solution for using modern devices at old devices. Originally developed by a consortium of electronics manufacturers, it has been widely adopted and almost all televisions and computer monitors support the interface but it usually malfunctions. HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface, a standard for simultaneously transmitting digital video and audio from a source, such as a computer or a cable box, to a computer monitor, television, or projector.

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