Component video, also known as YPbPr, is an A/V media standard that connects a media source (like a DVD player) to a display (like a television set). It splits up color information in three ways, hence it being also known as “Y”, “Pb”, and “Pr”. This standard specifically uses a “color-difference” signal variant, wherein it’s composed of Luminance… Read More »
You have it difficult trying to understand what YPbPr and RGB are. It is understandably confusing, especially when you do not have any prior technical knowledge. In this article, we try to make it as simple as possible. Let us explore what color spaces and video signals are, particularly comparing YPbPr vs. RGB. In simple terms, RGB is… Read More »
Which is better? Component video(YPbPr) or HDMI? Long story short, HDMI is the better standard. It does HD even better than component video’s analog standard (YPbPr). It even does better HD than digital component video (YCbCr). However, even as 2020 is about to end and HDMI is the current standard in HD transmissions, there is a persistent following… Read More »
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 »
What should you search for when it comes to the best component video to HDMI converters? Quality and effectiveness. Get the ones that are capable of allowing you to play vintage media from VHS tapes and game CDs on your brand-new, state-of-the-art HDMI projector or HDTV. By the way, a component to HDMI converter is different from an… Read More »