Can You Use An Audio Cable For Video

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Will An Audio Cable Work For Video? - QuestionAnswer.io

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Video cables are impedance matched (75 Ohm), audio cables (red/white) are not. Audio cables can/do work in a pinch. It’s best to use video cables for video. Same for digital audio cable, use 75 Ohm cable.

Can you use video cable for audio? - AVS Forum

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That is very true, video cable and coax digital audio both require a 75 ohm cable. Using audio cables for video (such as red white and yellow for a component video hookup) or video cables (yellow) for analog audio, will work, but is not advised as it can alter the signal. S sholei Registered Joined Oct 30, 2001 372 Posts #5 · Jul 16, 2003

Audio/Video Cables | HowStuffWorks

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In Europe, SCART cables do the work of RCA analog audio cables as well as composite, s-video and component video cables, but they can't carry high-bandwidth digital video or audio signals, such as those necessary for high-definition TVs. HDMI is the preferred cable in Europe for HD components.