DVI is the Gen X of video connectors
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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Where do my boys Component and S-Video end up?
I remember finding 10 foot combo Toslink S-video cables at Radio Shack for like $5. I bought 3 of them and ripped the S-Video off because the Toslink cable was all I was after. I still think it's better than most other cables for audio.
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in my box of cables, for one!
Me: eagerly digs through a box of old AV cables to see if he has a GameCube component cable
Me only finding SVideo: ☹️
The good news is that you can get third party ones now. The better news is that you can get fully digital hdmi adapters that output over hdmi with not analog conversion in the middle.
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The meaning of high Res wasn't changed though also VGA was able to output Full HD as well.
But no sound, that was one of the advantages of hdmi over vga
Wait, how is losing my independent speakers and having an audio setup not instantly compatible with my CD player, VCR, and my Victrola an upgrade?
Lossless transmission over longer distances
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VGA should have released VGA2.1 that is what all the cool display cables do
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I still use VGA
laughs in bnc
Supposedly 0-4Ghz passband and can carry 500v. No idea what that translates to in terms of resolution/framerate, only that it's A Lot. Biggest downside is that it's analog.
Edit: for comparison, iirc my CRT monitor runs somewhere around 20~30Khz for a max of 1280x1024@75hz. I may be comparing apples to oranges here (I'm still learning about analog connectors, how analog video works, etc), buuuuut that suggests that a bnc connect running at its highest rated output would potentially be able to run some fairly large displays.
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I hope HDMI dies off in favour of DisplayPort. We need fewer proprietary standards in the world.