This cable connects older AV equipment that uses a Mini DIN output to a television, DVD player or receiver with standard RCA inputs. One end carries the Mini DIN plug in a 4-, 5- or 6-pin configuration, and the other splits out to four RCA plugs for composite video and stereo audio.
It is the usual way to hook up camcorders, set-top boxes and games consoles that predate HDMI, and the standard RCA plugs fit the great majority of TVs and home stereos.
Key features
- Mini DIN (4-, 5- or 6-pin) to 4 × RCA
- Carries composite video plus left and right audio
- Nickel-plated contacts, copper conductors
- PVC jacket, black
- 1 m length; other lengths made to order
Specifications
| Connector A | Mini DIN male, 4 / 5 / 6-pin |
| Connector B | 4 × RCA (composite video + stereo audio) |
| Conductor | Copper |
| Connector plating | Nickel |
| Jacket | PVC, black |
| Length | 1 m (custom on request) |
Typical applications
- Connecting camcorders and cameras to a TV
- Older set-top boxes, DVD players and consoles
- AV receivers and home stereo systems
- Replacing a lost or damaged original AV lead
Choosing the right pin count
The Mini DIN end comes in 4-, 5- and 6-pin variants, and they are not interchangeable — the extra pins carry different signals. Compare the plug on your device with the pin count of the original cable before ordering, or send us a photo and we will match it.
Custom and OEM options
Connector type, cable length, jacket colour, printed logo and retail packaging with your own artwork can all be specified. Standard items from 100 pcs, custom builds from 500 pcs, free samples, production in 20–25 working days.
FAQ
Is the cable bi-directional?
Yes. Composite video and stereo audio pass either way; the lead is passive wiring, not active electronics.
Which pin count do I need?
Match the Mini DIN socket on your device — 4-, 5- and 6-pin plugs are not interchangeable.
Request a Quote
Tell us the spec and quantity — we reply with price, MOQ and lead time within 24 hours.
Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.
