A composite-type cable will have these two, as well as a third yellow input for connecting video. Since RCA cables carry analog signals, you won’t be able to plug it directly into a digital ...

A plug and socket for coaxial cable. RCA connectors are used for analog audio signals (see analog audio). They are also used for digital audio (see S/PDIF) and analog video (see composite video).

The iconic yellow RCA cable was created for composite video ... by transmitting uncompressed digital signals instead of analog ones. Component cables were capable of handling 1080i resolution ...

Recording at that resolution will make your albums sound as close to analog as ... plugging in a Y cable, but it’s easier than you might expect. First, connect a pair of RCA to 1/4 inch cables ...

The humble aux cable or, more formally, the 3.5mm auxiliary cable, has long been a universal standard for analog audio signals ... use with iPhone devices or RCA plugs for home theater systems.

You should run the RCA-style audio and video cables from ... that’ll produce a slightly higher image quality than the yellow analog video cable. It’s a good idea (but not essential) to connect ...

Most TVs will output audio via analog out either over RCA outputs or a headphone style jack where you can connect a 3.5mm to RCA adapter cable. If the TV doesn't have that kind of output or won't ...

Many older TVs have at least analog stereo RCA audio outputs or ... Expect to spend about $15 or so for an optical cable, while RCA-to-3.5mm cables can be scooped up for less than $10.

If your turntable has a built-in phono preamp, you can run a basic RCA stereo interconnect cable from its analog output to your audio device’s analog input. Most wireless tabletop speakers and ...