4 Pin S-Video Female to RCA Female Video Adapter

Specifications:

• Gold-plated connectors for smooth signal transfer and resistance to oxidation and corrosion
• Low-cost alternative to high priced active converters
• Solves the timing difference by compensating for video signal
• The RCA Video Adapter is ideal for adding an additional S-Video connector to your TV or A/V receiver
• Gold terminals ensure long-lasting, corrosion-free connections
• Passive construction; no power adapters are required
• For high-performance video connection from DVD, VCD, laser disc, VCR, camcorder, cable/DSS receiver or multimedia PC to AV receiver, TV or monitor
• Use between a RCA cable and a S-Video cable
• The RCA Video Adapter converts a composite Video to a S-Video
• Converts a S-Video to a composite Video
• Connectors: 4-pin S-Video female to RCA female
• Dimension: 47 x 13mm/1.8 x 0.5in(Dia. x T)

Details:

• The S-Video RCA Adapter is ideal for adding an additional S-Video connector to your TV or A/V receiver

• Compact design, small in size, the S-Video to RCA Adapter is easy and convenient to use

• The RCA Video Adapter features gold-plated connectors for smooth signal transfer and resistance to oxidation and corrosion

How to Buy RCA Adapters:

RCA connectors are common in consumer audio and video electronics. You probably don't have to look very far in your home to find an RCA connector on a DVD player or stereo. Some electronics don't use RCA, though, so you may need to buy an RCA adapter in order to make them compatible with RCA connectors.

• Determine if you need a male or female RCA adapter. The male end of an RCA connector is the end with the pin and the collar that slides over the female end. The female connection has the hole in the center. Male RCA connectors are often called plugs and the female connectors are called jacks.
• Figure out what you need to adapt to. Check the piece of equipment that you want to plug the RCA cable into to see what type of connector it has. If you are not sure, try looking it up online or checking the owner's manual.
• Look for audio RCA adapters. RCA is used to send mono audio, which is why you will often see stereo cable with two RCA ends, a white and a red. Some common RCA audio adapters are RCA to 1/4 inch, RCA to 3.5 mm and RCA to XLR. Make sure you get your male and female ends correct.
• Find RCA adapters for video connections. RCA cables also send video data, and are usually designated by a yellow end for composite video and red, blue and green ends for component video. RCA to BNC adapters are common for connecting pro video gear to consumer electronics. You can also buy S-Video to RCA adapters.
• Buy RCA adapters that will fit conveniently into tight spaces. There are RCA adapters that are shaped at a right angle to make them fit into tight spaces. You can also find RCA adapters that have short cables that make them a little more flexible.

Package Included:

• 1 x S-Video Female to RCA Female Video Adapter