No, not all component cables are the same. The most important difference is in the cable gauge, which is a measure of the thickness of the copper wires inside the cable. A thicker gauge cable will carry a stronger signal with less degradation than a thinner gauge cable.
Component cables are not as good as HDMI cables because they have a lower resolution. HDMI cables also have a higher bandwidth, which means they can transfer more data.
Component video cables are not the same as RCA cables. Component video cables are made up of three separate cables, each carrying a different video signal. RCA cables, on the other hand, only carry one video signal.
Composite and component video signals are very similar. In fact, you can plug a composite video signal into a component video input, and the signal will go through just fine. The colors may be a little off, but the image will be viewable.
5/5
$234
Others that cost much less and have a similar appearance were attempted, but the wires were not arranged properly. Changes in color were ineffective. Yes, I wasn't happy to pay so much for such a small and straightforward component, but it was less expensive than throwing out a few game systems since they lack the proper connections. To be honest, Sony would probably charge the same if they offered it directly, so I don't see why they don't. It's not as if composite connectors aren't still widely available. Maybe one of these less expensive ones would work, however the most of them don't display the wire setup and are essentially the same thing from several sellers. I don't have the time to go through each one in detail. Just purchase this. You'll be happy that you did.
4.6/5
Simple screw on installation with no tools required
Provides flexibility to run cables in tight spaces, Ideal for use when space is limited
Supports all brands of F-type connectors including RG6 and RG59 cables
Pack of 1
This product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty and free U.S.-Based technical support. Call The expert at 800-654-8483 with any questions or issues about your purchase
$234
To extend the coax that runs from outside my house to a bedroom, I need this. Because the person who installed the coax was too indolent to do it correctly, my house lacks wall outlets. To get the length I needed, I sandwiched this between the preexisting coax and a 6 foot coax wire. was really simple to install, made a strong connection, and had no problems with the sound or video. I have a spare in case I ever need it because the package included two.I could have hurried to Wal-Mart to get a set of these, but I decided to let it be delivered to my home for no cost.
4.6/5
Crafted for a contemporary and practical design, including a high-grade nylon sleeve and color-coded molds.
Durably assembled to maximize signal strength and conductivity, like a flexibly soft PVC jacket, gold-plated RCA connectors and dual-shielding.
1080i-capable cable neatly bundles 5 connectors on each end: 3 video (red, blue and green signals) and 2 audio (left and right stereo), resulting in a genuine home theater experience.
Meant for connecting audio/video components, like DVD players, Blu-Ray players, satellite receivers, game consoles, DVRââ¬â¢s, cable boxes and more to TVââ¬â¢s or projectors.
This product by Mediabridge is covered by a 1-year warranty.
$234
As someone who installs home entertainment systems frequently, I must admit that when I first bought these cables, I was quite impressed. My "go-to" component video/audio cable for both home use and freelance A/V work is now this one. They offer outstanding value at this price, in my opinion.The unassuming cardboard box they arrive in conceals a really sturdy cable. They've got:1) A cable with a 5-in-1 enclosed design, where the 5 separate cables are joined together up to about 3" before termination. In contrast to a bundle of individual wires, this makes it very simple to run through walls, cable ports, or organizers. Additionally, it helps clear up cable clutter generally and frees up space behind your components. An additional advantage of this arrangement is cable identification.2) a coat made of braided cloth. The silky cloth will aid prevent snagging on other wires and components in addition to being stylish.3) sturdy connectors with gold plating. This is a standard feature on any high-quality cable, and it allows you to simply crimp the collar if you require a tighter grip on the component's I/O jack. The collar around the central pin is segmented.4) Effective shielding Even though I haven't opened the cable to look at the shielding, my impromptu "interference inductance" test indicates that they are above average. I perform this test by passing a powerful magnet close to the wires while they are transmitting a signal and checking for any evidence of interference or signal deterioration. Even though this is not a "lab-quality" scientific test, it does help simulate the EMI that a cable might encounter from electronic components, power cords, and transformers. If a cable can withstand this test, it will typically perform well against lower-power EMF and probably not show any "crosstalk." The fact that these Mediabridge cables were approved is one of the reasons I now use them so frequently in HT installations, where there are many other connections and different electronic devices.I don't notice any design faults in general. Because there are five cables combined into one, they are a little stiff but not terribly rigid. Remember that the junction between a cable and a connector is typically the point of weakness and failure for most cables. No stress-relief is evident within the terminator body, so I'm not sure whether these cables have any, but unless you frequently hook and unhook your components, I wouldn't anticipate any issues with these cords. Just be careful not to yank on the end of the cable itself when detaching these (or any other cable) from a component. Instead, grab the metal body of the end connector (sometimes a slight clockwise twisting motion of the connector while pulling will assist with very tight connections). However, I will go back and update my rating if I find any strange or early failure of these cables.It is astounding to think that "premium" (and less-than-premium) A/V cables can cost $50 or more in major-chain electronics retailers. Although there is nothing inherently wrong with those cables, their prices are usually always considerably too high. If you know what to look for, it is just unnecessary to spend that much money. There may be slightly better cables available for a little bit more money, but I haven't found a component video stereo audio pair with this level of build quality for less money. I will buy these cables again if the necessity arises and would confidently suggest them to any discerning consumer.
4.6/5
Seals cables when routing through walls
Easy installation
This product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty and free U.S.-Based technical support. Call The expert at 800-654-8483 with any questions or issues about your purchase
For use with coaxial cables
Pack of 2
$234
To extend the coax that runs from outside my house to a bedroom, I need this. Because the person who installed the coax was too indolent to do it correctly, my house lacks wall outlets. To get the length I needed, I sandwiched this between the preexisting coax and a 6 foot coax wire. was really simple to install, made a strong connection, and had no problems with the sound or video. I have a spare in case I ever need it because the package included two.I could have hurried to Wal-Mart to get a set of these, but I decided to let it be delivered to my home for no cost.
4.6/5
Easy installation
This product is backed by a limited lifetime and free U. S. -based technical support. Call the expert at 800-654-8483 with any questions or issues about your purchase
Pack of 20
Hold your coax cables securely to avoid trips
Secures RG69 and RG6 coaxial cable in place along base boards and wood trim
$234
To extend the coax that runs from outside my house to a bedroom, I need this. Because the person who installed the coax was too indolent to do it correctly, my house lacks wall outlets. To get the length I needed, I sandwiched this between the preexisting coax and a 6 foot coax wire. was really simple to install, made a strong connection, and had no problems with the sound or video. I have a spare in case I ever need it because the package included two.I could have hurried to Wal-Mart to get a set of these, but I decided to let it be delivered to my home for no cost.
4.6/5
Durably assembled to maximize signal strength and conductivity, like a flexibly soft PVC jacket, gold-plated RCA connectors and dual-shielding.
Meant for connecting audio/video components, like DVD players, Blu-Ray players, satellite receivers, game consoles, DVRââ¬â¢s, cable boxes and more to TVââ¬â¢s or projectors.
This product by Mediabridge is covered by a 1-year warranty.
Crafted for a contemporary and practical design, including a high-grade nylon sleeve and color-coded molds.
1080i-capable cable neatly bundles 5 connectors on each end: 3 video (red, blue and green signals) and 2 audio (left and right stereo), resulting in a genuine home theater experience.
$234
As someone who installs home entertainment systems frequently, I must admit that when I first bought these cables, I was quite impressed. My "go-to" component video/audio cable for both home use and freelance A/V work is now this one. They offer outstanding value at this price, in my opinion.The unassuming cardboard box they arrive in conceals a really sturdy cable. They've got:1) A cable with a 5-in-1 enclosed design, where the 5 separate cables are joined together up to about 3" before termination. In contrast to a bundle of individual wires, this makes it very simple to run through walls, cable ports, or organizers. Additionally, it helps clear up cable clutter generally and frees up space behind your components. An additional advantage of this arrangement is cable identification.2) a coat made of braided cloth. The silky cloth will aid prevent snagging on other wires and components in addition to being stylish.3) sturdy connectors with gold plating. This is a standard feature on any high-quality cable, and it allows you to simply crimp the collar if you require a tighter grip on the component's I/O jack. The collar around the central pin is segmented.4) Effective shielding Even though I haven't opened the cable to look at the shielding, my impromptu "interference inductance" test indicates that they are above average. I perform this test by passing a powerful magnet close to the wires while they are transmitting a signal and checking for any evidence of interference or signal deterioration. Even though this is not a "lab-quality" scientific test, it does help simulate the EMI that a cable might encounter from electronic components, power cords, and transformers. If a cable can withstand this test, it will typically perform well against lower-power EMF and probably not show any "crosstalk." The fact that these Mediabridge cables were approved is one of the reasons I now use them so frequently in HT installations, where there are many other connections and different electronic devices.I don't notice any design faults in general. Because there are five cables combined into one, they are a little stiff but not terribly rigid. Remember that the junction between a cable and a connector is typically the point of weakness and failure for most cables. No stress-relief is evident within the terminator body, so I'm not sure whether these cables have any, but unless you frequently hook and unhook your components, I wouldn't anticipate any issues with these cords. Just be careful not to yank on the end of the cable itself when detaching these (or any other cable) from a component. Instead, grab the metal body of the end connector (sometimes a slight clockwise twisting motion of the connector while pulling will assist with very tight connections). However, I will go back and update my rating if I find any strange or early failure of these cables.It is astounding to think that "premium" (and less-than-premium) A/V cables can cost $50 or more in major-chain electronics retailers. Although there is nothing inherently wrong with those cables, their prices are usually always considerably too high. If you know what to look for, it is just unnecessary to spend that much money. There may be slightly better cables available for a little bit more money, but I haven't found a component video stereo audio pair with this level of build quality for less money. I will buy these cables again if the necessity arises and would confidently suggest them to any discerning consumer.
4.5/5
ãâ¬ÂFlexible Lengthãâ¬âQuality cable tie, value-added full length, superior convenience and better cable management. ãâ¬ÂUp to 1920Ãâ1080P@60Hz - NOT 4Kãâ¬â
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ãâ¬ÂIncredible Durabilityãâ¬âThis Mini DisplayPort(Thunderbolt) to HDMI Cable with Nylon braided cable & aluminum shell, uses 24K gold-plated connectors of a higher standard to ensure great stability(NO data loss) and longer service life.
ãâ¬ÂFine Compatibilityãâ¬âHD video and seamless audio. This Mini DisplayPort(Thunderbolt) to HDMI Cable is ideal for laptop/tablet (MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Surface Pro), monitor (HP, Samsung, Dell, Acer, LG, ASUS), projector (DBPOWER, Meyoung), Surface Dock, TV.
ãâ¬ÂLow-profile Designãâ¬âSlim and compact connector does NOT cause any tilts of your laptop, keeps adjacent ports available for optimal use and is easy for plugging and unplugging.
$234
My goal is to link a MacBook Pro to a 55 "HDTV. To complete the connection, I first used a mini-displayport to DVI adapter and then a DVI to hdmi adapter. It was a failure. I have tried connecting the TV with an HDMI cable after using a mini-displayport to HDMI converter. That didn't work either. A distorted image could appear for a brief period of time. Finally, the "optimal chip solution" is why I chose this cable. It performed flawlessly. This cable has been working flawlessly for about two months now. The build quality is superb, and the cable is long. Instead of mirroring, I set up the television as a second screen. The 55 is effortlessly recognized by the MacBookPro "the appropriate resolution when watching television. It was just plug-and-play. For connecting your computer to a television, external monitor, or projector, I highly advise using this cable.
4.2/5
Package include: 1 x 5-RCA Male to 5-RCA Male Plugs Component Video and Audio Cable - 3FT, Black
Connects game consoles, digital camcorders, satellite receivers, DVD players, cable boxes, DVRââ¬â¢s, VCR's to a TV or projectors with RCA Composite A/V Cable input jacks.
High-Performance: Fully Molded Flexible Black PVC jacket, oil-resistant, wear-resistant, acid-resistant and alkali-resistant, prolongs its service life.
24K Gold-Plated Color Coded connectors for easy and smooth connections and to prevent corrosion. Covered with Cmple Lifetime Warranty
5-RCA Component Video Cable: 1080i-capable cable neatly bundles 5 connectors on each end: 3 video (Red, Green and Blue signals) and 2 audio (left and right stereo), resulting in a genuine home theater experience.
$234
received one day sooner than anticipated. runs to the downstairs TV while connected to the Genie DVR for usage in the workout room. Great results. With 1080i, TV is now incredibly clear. Imagine the contrast in clarity from the previous connection, which used a coax cable and a few splitters to connect to standard definition. Sat box only has this connection plus an HDMI connection because it has been upgraded to HD. Although the HDMI may have been separated, I decided to try this first. The cable works as promised. The great thing about the RF remote, which has nothing to do with the cable, is that I can now choose channels from my basement.
4.2/5
Full coverage 360ð shielding prevents audio and video crosstalk
Made with optimal-fitting RCA connectors without a death-grip and which also don't slip out too easily
Supports all YPbPr video resolutions up to and including 1080p
Proper 75é (75 ohm) coaxial cable impedance for optimal video quality
Properly interface your YPbPr component video + stereo analog audio equipment located up to 6 feet (1.8 meters) away
$234
-Build quality is a little bit better than the BlueRigger cable. On the HDRetrovision, the individual cables are sturdier and seem more sturdy. Fittingly, the HDRetrovision connectors. The plugs for the BlueRigger are too tight. Not death grip tight, but more so than necessary.I won't pixel peep; the video quality will probably be about the same. However, I believe that the extra $10 is worthwhile for the assurance that I won't break component jacks that are more than 20 years old or put an undue amount of strain on the individual wires.
3.6/5
Supports 2-channel stereo audio
Compatible with Playstation 2 and Playstation 3
Audio Video cable displays crystal clear picture on your TV for all of your video game needs
Clear, sharp graphics and text; supports Progressive Scan
Analog AV Multi Out Port to component inputs on NTSC-compatible TVs
$234
I used to possess a PS2, but I gave it away a few years back since the visual quality with the A/V cables (yellow, red, and white) was deteriorating my eyesight. Fast forward to the present, and I started to miss playing my PS2 games, so I got a new system. I just realized why I had previously stopped playing after placing my order. These cables were recommended to me by my girlfriend, and what a difference! Since the image is so clear and sharp, I had to lower the sharpness on my TV's settings. No buzzing or other interference is present, to my knowledge. It sounds good. The screen briefly flickers when the heat pump turns on, but this is the only drawback and a little price to pay for such an improved picture. The "official" Sony component cables were out of stock when I placed my order, but who wants to spend $80 on them when these are just as functional and cost ten times less? Order this!
Yes, you can plug YPbPr to RCA. YPbPr is the component video standard for consumer electronics, and RCA is a common connector type.
Yes, a red RCA cable can be used for video.
No, you cannot use RCA cables for component video. Component video uses a different type of connector, and RCA cables will not fit into the component video input on a TV or other device.
Yes, you can use red white and yellow cables for component. However, the quality of the image may not be as good as it would be with a higher quality cable.
Yes, you can convert HDMI to component. There are a few ways to do this, but the most common is to use an adapter.
Component cables are a great way to get high quality video and audio from your HDTV. However, they are not able to carry a 1080p signal. In order to get 1080p, you will need to use an HDMI cable.
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