Only suitable for standard resolutions

After several tests (and a non-free return, which at just 6 euros would not refund shipping costs twice hurts) I would feel led me to the following assessment:
The device gets the output resolution quite obviously on the specified line, therefore, an image on a 1920x1200 pixel measured Monitor - even if this would allow a Crop - scaled to 1200, which in turn is a 2133 pixel wide image, which begins on the left and somewhere out of sight is the right (from the edge).

The input resolution is the device apparently indifferent.

Therefore, it is only suitable for users with standard resolutions on the output device. The statement:
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- HDMI input resolution of 480p to 1080p possible
- Output resolution VGA 1: 1 to the input signal

I would therefore reformulate in:
- Output HDMI resolution of 480p to 1080p possible
- Output Device has standards such as 408p, PAL, 720p or 1080p support natively.

In my view, this approach is not very productive.

In addition, the Note: The unit turns on the rest of the HDMI signal automatically - and is losing its power over HDMI. Output devices, which are expected to follow the HDMI standard strictly be overwhelmed by this burden. Therefore, make absolutely sure. that first the power is put through power supply.

Only positive aspect: HDCP is supported, the signal is output correctly as VGA.