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x_Xero_x
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3. August 2004 @ 19:05 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I am a newbie and I was really wondering what the S-video port was for. does anyone know?
shorty2k
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S-Video - "Separate" Video is a physical video interface that carries the luminance and chrominance information separately. The S-Video signal is the same as the composite video signal, except that the Y signal (luminance) is on a separate wire from the U-V signal.

Usually it will be a 5 pin DIN socket, and you will be able to connect this (you will need an S-video cable,)

The you will be able to connect your camcorder to your TV, VCR, Capture card on PC, thats assuming your TV, VCR, Capture card has an S-Video port,

Usually it is said that it yields higher quality during capture, but in reality the differance only marginlly better in some cases.

Anhar Miah
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