Video and Audio Cable and Connectors

This cable splits the video signal into two parts, (Y) Luminance and (C) Chrominance, producing a richer, sharper image than a regular composite signal.

• Coax

• VGA

• S-Video

• Firewire

This is a digital connection for transferring uncompressed high definition picture and sound. It is found on home electronics such as televisions and game consoles.

• HD-SDI

• Component

• USB

• HDMI

This carries analog video information to flat panel LCD monitors and plasma televisions to display video from a computer.

• HD-SDI

• Component

• VGA

• HDMI

This cable is commonly used by the cable television industry and for data communications over Ethernet networks.

• Composite

• Component

• Coaxial

• RCA

This color pattern describes which portion of the three connectors do which task. Yellow =Video White = Left Audio Red = Right Audio Track

• HDMI

• Component

• Coaxial

• RCA

This color pattern describes which portion of the three connectors do which task. Green =Y LuminanceBlue = PBcb = Blue minus LuminanceRed = PRcr =Red minus Luminance

• HDMI

• Component

• Coaxial

• RCA

The cable is used in professional audio and video cabling applications and also allows for the use of phantom power.

• RCA

• 1/8

• XLR

• DVI

This cable allows the use of composite, SDI and HD-SDI signals to be used.

• USB

• VGA

• BNC

• iLink

This cable, which was popular on old Mac towers, used for flat panel LCD computer displays and digital projectors, and is compatible with most computer video cards. It carries uncompressed digital video in either analog, digital, or both.

• DVI

• Serial Port

• BNC

• iLink

This is a ubiquitous interface between a computer and a peripheral device such as a digital camcorder, digital camera, microphone, keyboard, or printer.

• USB

• VGA

• BNC

• iLink