ClearClick AV to HD Converter 2.0
- AV RCA input, HDMI output only, no HDMI input
- Converts and records up to 1080P HD video
- Records to USB flash drive in MP4, drive not included
- 720P or 1080P recording, no computer required
- 16:9 widescreen or 4:3 fullscreen aspect ratio control
- Microphone input port for audio overlay
- PAL and NTSC signals supported
- Wall power adapter, AV RCA cable and HDMI cable included
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A one-way bridge for old tape and game hardware, sending composite video out to a modern screen and saving it to a flash drive. It only reads AV sources, so anything with an HDMI plug on the source end has nowhere to go.
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ASIN: B09VS779K4Category: Video Converters
Overview
A buyer with a shelf of VHS tapes, a camcorder or a retro console gets a small box that takes the yellow, white and red plugs and turns that signal into something a current TV accepts. Video and audio travel one way, from the AV jacks to the HDMI socket, and the same feed can be written to a USB stick as an MP4 file. Aspect ratio, resolution and microphone overlay are set on the unit itself, with no computer in the chain.
Old analog gear still works, but modern panels have dropped the composite inputs it needs, and that gap is what this converter closes. Recording straight to a flash drive means no capture card and no editing software, which suits someone digitizing a box of home movies. The limit is direction: the HDMI port is an output, so a DVD player or streaming stick cannot be routed through it.
Who it's for
Tape collections, camcorders and retro consoles with composite outputs are the material this unit was built around, and the recording side means those signals can be archived without a PC. A gamer or media fan whose source device already outputs HDMI should look elsewhere, because the HDMI socket here only sends video outward.
Pros and cons
- Records to a USB flash drive in MP4
- No computer needed for capture
- Switchable widescreen or fullscreen ratio
- Microphone port for audio overlay
- USB flash drive not included
- No HDMI input on the unit
- One AV source at a time
- Recording resolution capped at 1080P
Performance notes
The converter samples the composite signal and rebuilds it as a digital frame, so the sharpness of the original tape or console sets the ceiling, not the box. Recording runs off the wall adapter and writes to the flash drive as you watch, which means drive speed and free space decide how long a session can run. Aspect ratio and resolution are chosen before you start, and the microphone port mixes live audio over the source sound.
Specifications
| Brand | ClearClick |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Weight | 0.25 pounds |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Compatible Devices | VCR, VHS, DVD, Camcorder, Hi8, Gaming Systems, TV |
| Interface | USB |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 1 year |
| Other details | |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Number Of Pins | 24 |
| Number Of Channels | 2 |
| Part Number | AV To HD Converter 2.0 |
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to hook up the ClearClick AV to HD Converter 2.0?
The wall power adapter, the AV RCA cable and the HDMI cable all come in the box, so you supply the source device and a screen. Recording also needs a USB flash drive, which is not included, and the unit must be plugged into wall power rather than running off a USB port.
Can I record a tape to a USB stick without a computer?
Yes. The recorder writes the AV signal to a USB flash drive as an MP4 file at 720P or 1080P, with no computer in the chain. You pick the resolution and the aspect ratio before recording, and the drive stores the finished file.
Does this work with a DVD player or streaming stick that has HDMI out?
No. The HDMI socket on this unit is an output only, and there is no HDMI input, so a device that already sends HDMI cannot be routed through it. It is built for AV RCA sources such as VCRs, camcorders, Hi8 decks and older game consoles.
Will it handle PAL tapes as well as NTSC?
Both PAL and NTSC signals are supported, so tapes and consoles from either region can be converted and recorded. The aspect ratio control lets you choose widescreen or fullscreen to match the shape of the original material.
How do I add commentary or narration while recording?
A microphone input port on the converter lets you overlay live audio on top of the source sound. Plug a microphone in and speak while the tape plays, and the mixed audio is captured along with the video.