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

This is GoBag Item 0016. A must-have for my JLZNLC 4K Ultra HD Media Player, GoBag Item 0015. Works as specified with no drama. Some tools don’t look heroic until the moment everything else refuses to cooperate. This cable is one of those quiet problem-solvers—the kind that turns a box of mismatched gear into a working system. Designed to link modern 3.5mm AV outputs to old-school RCA inputs, this cable makes it possible to run a newer media player through an aging TV and stereo setup. Think of it like an electrical adapter for time travel: new tech shaking hands with equipment from before Wi-Fi had a name. At five feet long, it’s long enough to route behind bulky furniture or improvised setups without strain. No stretching, no balancing acts, no “almost reaches” frustration. Plug it in and it just works. For a GoBag, this is pure value. It enables playback from media players, camcorders, and assorted AV devices on whatever screen happens to still power on. When the only display available looks like it survived a garage sale and three moves, this cable becomes the difference between having information and staring at static. It’s compact, lightweight at just 1.8 ounces, and tough enough to earn a second job if needed—cord, tie, spacer, or emergency improvisation. That’s what real preparedness gear does: more than one thing, reliably. This is the kind of item people don’t think to pack—until they wish they had. Affordable, dependable, and endlessly useful, it earns five stars for punching far above its price and proving that survival often comes down to having the right connector at the right time.

Worked on Sony Camcorder, where others did not

Used as one of the needed cables to hook up an older camcorder to laptop to transfer videos and it worked great. Good quality video.

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.

Works as described

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 had to give this cable a 3 because it does not work with a Panasonic camcorder. Audio comes through but no video. I honestly don't think that there is anything wrong with this cable. It doesn't have that cheap plastic feel that some cables have. It is well constructed. I purchased it because it said that it was compatible with Panasonic, among other brands of camcorders. I believe that the problem, in my use-case, is that this adapter cable isn't compatible with Panasonic camcorders. Looking into it a little bit deeper, there are 2 or possibly 3 "tip-ring-sleeve-ground" configurations for this type of cable. I believe that this cable is one of the other obverse configurations that is not compatible with the Panasonic configuration. I think that Panasonic should be removed, as a brand that can use this cable configuration. Let's look a little bit deeper at the wording of the feature section of the advertisement. The third bullet point says "Compatible with: most Sony, Canon, JVC, Panasonic, Sharp camcorder handycam; Sony TV, DVD Player, TCL TV, raspberry pi" When looking at the structure of this sentence I guessed that the cable worked with most Sony camcorders but ALL of the other brands. This was certainly a wrong assumption. For there to be less ambiguity about the compatible brands, the sentence should say, "most Sony, most Canon, most Panasonic, All JVC, ..." Or something along thes lines - if indeed that is the case. Bottom Line - Good cable, just not for Panasonic camcorders.

Exactly what the pic shows