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In Reply to: Component Video Question: 3 RCA vs. 5 BNC posted by ChicagoT5 on August 5, 2004 at 18:35:00:
Besides seperating the vertical and horizontal sync into seperate signals, the BNC connectors are true 75 ohm connectors, meaning you will have 75 ohm characteristic impedence from component to component. It is not possible with RCA connectors because the female jack does not allow for it.But 5 cable RGBHV is not component video. Your input/output equipment has to be able to accept RGBHV.
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- 5 BNC superior - lwang 20:29:32 08/05/04 (5)
- Re: 5 BNC superior - michael w 22:06:19 08/06/04 (1)
- Better Cable Specs - ChicagoT5 08:09:38 08/07/04 (0)
- I Have Both - ChicagoT5 20:50:36 08/05/04 (2)
- Projectors should be compatable with both - lwang 20:58:48 08/05/04 (1)
- VGA? - ChicagoT5 21:45:33 08/05/04 (0)
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