fargo 0 Posted March 19, 2000 How long can an S-vhs cable be without loosing information. What is best for tv-out composite or svhs? Any differences at all? Share this post Link to post
JimmyK 0 Posted March 20, 2000 distance? I dont have a clue, but Im guessing with a Highquality cable, IE gold leads and the whole nine, it would be fine with 20++ feet. And I cant give u the difference in terms of numbers, but with my laptop the composte output compared to s-video is huge almost like night and day. I def think its important if ur a tv-out person Share this post Link to post
Ge0ph 0 Posted March 20, 2000 I linked three 12 foot cables (36ft) without any problems. I was told I could go 50ft but I think I was pushing it with 36ft. I now have an x10 DVDanywhere. It's a 2gighrtz transmit and reciver. I can now hook up the reciver at my neighbors house and watch a DVD movie at his house thats playing on my computer at my house. Share this post Link to post
Arin 0 Posted March 21, 2000 Composite is better. For my dvd player, i was told to use composit because it is the better one to use. ------------------ Amd k7 500 w/ 3dnow and mmx. :: 192 mb sd100 ram. Biostar m7mka mobo. :: Maxtor 20 gig hardrive :: quantum fireball 4 gig hardirve :: 32x toshieba cd rom. :: 2x write 4x read phillips cdr w/ adaptec scsi. :: Winfast nvidia geforce 256 ddr 32mb w/ tv out. :: Diamond monster mx 300 Sound. :: Standard Floppy. :: 5 speakers including a subwoofer. :: Us robotics external 56k modem x2 v.90. :: Intellimouse explorer. :: Standard gateway keyboard. :: 17 inch gateway ev700 monitor. :: Epson stylus color 600 printer. :: Info scaner. :: D-link 10/100 mbit ethernet lan card. dfe-530tx+ w/ wol. :: Windows 2000 Professional. Share this post Link to post
Rok1 0 Posted March 21, 2000 Hmm not sure why somebody would tell you that.. S-VIDEO is MUCH better display than Composite.. but harder to find components to use... Not many people have a SVIDEO capable TV or VCR..but if you do USE IT..SVIDEO is digital signal as compared to Composite's ANALOG signal.. However if you buy a cheap SVIDEO cable you might be looking at a Composite signal =) Hope this helps Rok Share this post Link to post
FrogMaster 0 Posted March 21, 2000 Both composite and S-VHS are analog! The difference is that the bandwidth of S-VHS is much larger than plain vanilla composite. That's why the quality of the signal - and of the resulting picture - is so superior. To enjoy S video, you must have S-compatible video equipment. Most recent medium to high-end TV sets have an S-video input. If you own such a set, go with S for sure. As far as the cable in concerned, it must be top notch quality beyond a few metres if you really want a super-super clean signal. Share this post Link to post
Summoner 0 Posted March 21, 2000 S-video is split up to the different colors, rgb and brightness hue and the rest of the signals, each on it's own wire the VHS connector is all of them combined, that's why the SVideo is the better one, as the signals are clearer and better quality i don't think it is a digital signal thou. equipent with SVideo connectors is moe expensive and less common, the wire itself is also more expensive, thou better quality ------------------ If it doesn't work, PLUG IT IN! Share this post Link to post
