Blurry tv picture from a/v, rca connection

[tbon605]

I have surveillance cameras that I transmit the signal wirelessly with a wireless transmitter and receiver. I plug the rca cable from the wireless receiver into on old tv and have a great picture. Now the problem, I bought a new Samsung smart tv and when I plug the rca cable from the wireless receiver into it, I am getting a blurry image. I have adjusted the contrast, etc.. and it has helped a little. You still cannot see in detail, very blurred image. I was told to buy an rca to hdmi converter, but I'm unsure that's the fix, or which one to buy.
Thanks for any help.

 

[nismoguy82]

rca video connections will always be blurry on hdtvs. The resolution for rca is just too low. Do you have any other type of video output connection on your device?

 

[nismoguy82]

If you get a rca to hdmi converter, it has to have upscaling. Even then, it might not give you the results you expect. It should look better than without the converter though.

 

[tbon605]

rca video connections will always be blurry on hdtvs. The resolution for rca is just too low. Do you have any other type of video output connection on your device?

 

[tbon605]

No, it's rca only. Today I hooked the coax cable from my Dish satellite up and it's blurry also!

 

[nismoguy82]

Okay, anything that's plugged into an hdtv or hd monitor via sub-hd inputs will look blurry and ugly. rca is bad, you need component or better inputs.

 

[nismoguy82]

You can get a converter that supports enough of your non hd devices and hope that you'll like the upscaling results.

 

[nismoguy82]

Also, since your surveillance system is limited to rca, that probably means your camera isn't hd anyways. Time to upgrade?