Component Cables
Andydg
12-31-2004, 07:44 PM
Ok here's the deal I got a new stereo reciever that is compatable with component cables (the ones with the green, blue, red, and white). Will I notice much of a difference with these on my Xbox, PS2, and satelite from the normal RCA cables (red, yellow, white)??? TIA
ToyTundra
12-31-2004, 08:52 PM
Only if your TV accepts componet signals, then you will notice a difference. i find plain old S-video offers a noticable gain from RCA so that may be a more realistic alternative
Andydg
01-01-2005, 09:35 AM
Yeah my TV accepts component signals. So I will notice a difference then???
eversio11
01-01-2005, 02:10 PM
Component -> S-Video -> RCA -> Coax
There's practically no difference between S-video and component when playing video games or watching TV. Now if you had a HD TV and receiver, and you went with a $100 component cable set, then there would be a greater quality over S-video. But either S-video or component is a big step up from RCA.
There's practically no difference between S-video and component when playing video games or watching TV. Now if you had a HD TV and receiver, and you went with a $100 component cable set, then there would be a greater quality over S-video. But either S-video or component is a big step up from RCA.
my3rdskyline
01-01-2005, 06:20 PM
component is a hell of a lot better than composite and S-Video. I can see the difference between both on my TV because I use a PC on my TV so I can see how clear the resolution is.... but in a video game I'm not sure if it would be that big of a deal because I wonder how good the original source is reguardless of what interface it's being spit out? but it's not going to hurt to just use component video :)
Andydg
01-02-2005, 10:50 AM
Alright thanks guys...time to order the cables then.
ec437
01-02-2005, 03:21 PM
and go with the fiber optic audio cables, those are awesome! :thumbsup:
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