Comparison of S-Video, S-Video to RCA, S-Video to VCR and Macrosplat. Click on the picture to see a larger image. Top Left Picture: This is what you'd see if your DVD player was connected to an S-Video TV using the s-video connection. Top Right Picture: This is using our "S-Video to RCA" adapter. The picture is slightly brighter but similar to what you would see if you connected the DVD using the composite video (RCA) connection instead of S-Video. Bottom Left Picture: This is using our S-Video to VCR convertor or DVD to VHS/VCR convertor. These products allow you to connect your DVD or computer's DVD-Rom through the VCR and kill macrosplat. Bottom Right Picture: MACROSPLAT: if you connect the DVD or DVD-Rom through your VCR you'd get Macrosplat. The brightness will constantly fade in and out due to the macrovision copyright protection on the DVD. To kill macrosplat, use our S-Video to VCR package or the DVD to VHS/VCR package. To connect your DVD player through the "RF antenna" input of your TV, purchase our S-Video to Coax package or the DVD to RF Coax package. This is a comparison of frame 14.126.42 on the Titanic DVD. Now you know who the woman in the picture is. Select the solution you want below; click on the names for details. |
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| S-Video to RCA | | | S-Video to VCR | | | S-Video to 3 RCA | |||
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| S-Video to RF Coax TV | | | Pro S-Video + Audio to 3 RCA | | | DVD to RF Coax TV |
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