DIY HDMI to SCART Cable (EURO): Creating Custom Laptop to TV Connections & Profitability

Hello, I have recently been surprised by the fashion for HDMI, everything is in HDMI, but it is possible to make your own HDMI to SCART cable (from latop to TV)?
I was looking for schematics and found nothing interesting for this task, has anyone tried to create such a cable by himself and is it profitable?

It is not possible. HDMI is fully digital and SCART is analog.

Only the converter comes into play.

niewolno2 wrote:

Only the converter comes into play.

Even in this case, there is no guarantee that everything will work, just look at the Forum topics that raise this issue.

Then this wire

I do not have a schematic for it, and I do not know if it is for HDMI as the first HDMI connector sends the signal to scart or vice versa.

The plug can be put on anything. This cable is not allowed to work.

If it has no right to work then why are they producing it?

Cińczyk will do whatever you order. For what...? Probably just to earn money. Personally, I do not know devices that could be connected with such a cable and the HDMI-Scart converter costs PLN 200 at least.

ZawaDi wrote:

If it has no right to work then why are they producing it

Because there are na?ve people to buy it.
All it takes is a password
"how simple it is, you don't need expensive devices that convert the HDMI signal to RGB anymore, our wonderful cable, for PLN 99 will do it" - and 300 pieces sold on the trunk.

andpol 33 wrote:

the HDMI-Scart converter costs PLN 200.

And people think they saved a lot of money buying this great cable.

It is not even sure if these plugs are connected to this cable at all ...?.

I myself saw a 500 GB SSD on the Allegro, for PLN 149 - those who bought it "got" a lesson for life, and what was in the set when someone took it apart, because people reported problems:
- a metal box in which 2 screws were glued with glut to ensure the weight of the whole is appropriate,
- in the middle, an ordinary USB bone skillfully connected to the slots and programmed in such a way that it showed 500 GB in the BIOS ... - only that its real capacity was 16 GB - now you understand.

I have a small question, if I connect PlayStation 3 or 4 consoles with this adapter, will it work on an older generation TV?

There were also Composit and Component cables for the PS3, so it can be connected to the old TV.