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Old 27-01-2002, 15:14
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RCA / S-Video / Y-Components Question

I have a question, which one is better, in video quality. The RCA, S-Video or Y,Ca,Cr Components. And how much difference is there between the types. Thanks.

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Old 27-01-2002, 16:55
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rca is crap, period.
s-video is quite a bit better.
component and RGB are pretty much equal, and are far better than rca or s-video.
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But i thought the S-Video output is the best
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Old 04-02-2002, 10:42
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no, it isn't.
it's like this:

RF combines audio and video in one = crappy mixed signal

RCA/AV/composite has video and audio seperate = still mixed signal, but better than RF cause audio isn't mixed into the video signal

s-video splits audio, and the video into chrominance and luminance, which is again a better signal since it's not all going through the same line.

RGB splits audio, and the video is split up into 3 colors (red, green, blue) and a seperate sync signal. that results in a pure, sharp signal.

YUV is a color difference signal, and very similar to RGB in quality. it uses 3 lines for video, and seperate audio.
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