Should I use yellow video cable when using S-video?

Discussion in 'DVD Video' started by somebody, Jan 8, 2006.

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    somebody Guest

    When I connect my mini-DV camcorder to our console DVD
    recorder, I've been connecting the red and white RCA
    audio cables, but not the yellow video cable. I then
    connect an S-video cable between the two. Should I also
    connect the yellow RCA video cable? I don't believe I'd
    gain anything, and I'm concerned I wouldn't the the
    quality of the S-video connection.

    -Thanks
     
    somebody, Jan 8, 2006
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    Large Farva Guest

    No, the yellow connector is not s-video.
     
    Large Farva, Jan 8, 2006
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    Steve(JazzHunter) Guest

    The point is that the S-video IS the video, the compoiste video
    carried by the yellow cable is not necessary. I think that would be a
    clearer answer.

    ... Steve ..
     
    Steve(JazzHunter), Jan 8, 2006
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