S-Video AV Cable

Description  (Not Tested)

S-Video uses the technology of breaking video information into two separate signals to broadcast in a single cable. One of the messages is used for chrominance whole the luminance provides the brightness. When the signals reach the VT, it creates crisper images than composite video as the signal is not transmitted over one wire.

Also, TVs are capable of using separate Chrominance and Luminance signals. S-Video formats can also be used for monitors which use RGB and even digital cameras, and game players use the same. So S-video formats look better than composite video formats.

Your display source sending the signal must be compatible with S-video output. The TV or device returning the messages should have an S-video input jack.  S-video cables can be used for over 200 feet with negligible signal loss. However, you wont generally get them with standard TVs.