Digital Cables
Digital cables let you connect digital video and audio signal between compatible device.
Assuming you've sorted out what types of cables and wires you need, you're left with a bewildering assortment of brands and quality levels to choose from. Does any of it make a difference? In some cases, yes. Larger speaker wire passes more of the amplifier's signal on to the speakers themselves, assuming that the length is relatively long (25 feet) or the speakers are hard to drive. Cable runs of less than 10 feet might make less of a difference.
No system is complete without the cables that connect everything. Most components come with free cables that allow you to hook up your system and get it run. In most cases, though, these cables are worth what they cost. Upgrading to higher-quality wire can make a noticeable difference.
The same is true of video cables. Low-resolution signals, like NTSC, don't require thick wires.
A decent-quality S-video cable, toslink, USB, firewire, coaxial cable for example, can run up to a couple of hundred feet. Poor-quality cables, on the other hand, don't. There are plenty of affordable, decent-quality video cables. Up-converted or high-definition signals should only be run over short lengths, though, with regular, not mini, sized cables. Digital audio signals can use the same wire as composite video cables.
And that is what it’s all about.. Audio Video and digital cables. All you need to know about them in the next sections.. check them out!
Table of Contents:
DIGITAL CABLES: types
different types of digital cables, their pro and cons.
Audio and Video Cables: Do you really know them?
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