If your work has something to do with the tech world, you probably already know what a composite and a component cable is. But even if you aren’t techie, you must have encountered these cables at least once in your life. You definitely did if you tried hooking your TV to a VCR or DVD machine before. These… Read More »
Before the dawn of fully digital high definition or HD entertainment in movies, television, and gaming, people were still using analog technologies like RCA or component cables. The component cable became all the rage in the early to mid-2000s as the highest quality media connection standard until HD took over. It’s so full quality it can even reproduce… Read More »
S-video (or S-Video) isn’t really comparable to HDMI simply because S-video is no match against the current A/V (audio/video) connection standard of the High Definition Era of Television, Movies, and Video Games. With that said, it pays to know the difference between this analog and digital A/V protocols for posterity’s sake and to know the pros and cons… Read More »
It has been a long time since people first had cable TV. Since then, people have made so many innovations that significantly improved video quality. What can be considered quality videos back in the day is far from the average TVs you can find today. It’s all thanks to digital technology. Now, you can find almost all households… Read More »
How do you output audio and video signals to a streaming device from a video source? There are a lot of ways to do that. The most common method, though, is the use of either SDI or HDMI. The question is, ‘which one should you use?’ In this SDI vs. HDMI post, you will find out the differences… Read More »
