S-Video Cables
S-Video cables provide a level of video
quality that can not be achieved using RF
coaxial or composite
cables. S-Video cables
are designed
solely for the transmission of video signals between home theater
components.
How S-Video Cables Work
Just as with the composite
cables, S-Video
cables use the practice of separation in order to send cleaner signals
along its length. The difference between the two comes from
what signals are separated. Composite cables separate the
audio and video portions of the signal that is transmits.
Since the S-Video cables are dedicated to video transmission only, this
is where the separation takes place. The information for
color and luminance or brightness are sent along seperate wires through
the cable. This separation results in a cleaner signal than
either composite or RF coaxial cable can provide.
Applications of S-Video
Cables
S-Video cable can be used to connect
televisions, DVD players, computer video cards, receivers, and a myriad
of other devices. S-Video vs. composite: go S-Video.
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