Female XLR to RCA?

XLR is really for Pro use with long runs, prevents interference to signals.

One advantage of XLR in short runs in home systems is that it is a LOCKING connection, whereas RCA connectors can be problematic, even sporadically problematic. Lot of cables, mess with this cable, it disrupts that cable.

Less Hum, Less Buzz

Do you have these problems in your home system with short runs? I sincerely doubt it.

https://www.audioaffair.co.uk/blog/xlr-vs-rca-interconnects-is-there-a-difference/

I've got xlr/xlr; xlr/rca; rca/rca. There is no sound quality difference here. Some slight volume differences.

OUALITY of any cable's innards can make a difference, emphasis 'CAN'.

I changed all my RCA/RCA to locking connectors. All my XLR are locking.

If you buy (cable/camera/phono stage .....) from a source that accepts returns, try it, keep or return.