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Re: any difference b/ SVHS and Composite for Viewing?

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Re: any difference b/ SVHS and Composite for Viewing?
by Rennie Klymyk (Rennie) on May 20, 2008 at 5:04:35 am

[Milton Hockman] "like, wont the composite bleed on certain things when SVHS wont?"

To be politically correct it is called "S-Video" It is only called SVHS when it is coming in or out of an SVHS deck or camera. On DV, and Betacam decks etc. it is S-Video.

Although composite is pretty nice coming out of digital devices, S-Video is always the best bet as cables and the quality of the monitor also contribute to the final picture quality. Better to keep chroma and luminance separate (4 wires) than to mix it into 2 wires (composite) and then have to separate it for the final picture.

"thou can not stir a flower without crumbling a star" ......Henry Wadsworth Longfellow


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