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I have a friend installing some cable for a bank and they specked out thta they want S-video. I can't figure out what advantage that would have. Sure it adds a litlle more detail from your DVD to your TV but How much quality do you gain to justify the cost? (it is a bank so I guess cost doesn't matter) ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/rolleyes.gif)
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I have worked with schools that specked out S-video connections. We would pull CAT5 and then use pairs to connect to a S-Video insert on both ends. That was pretty cost effective.
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Jonathan,
Can you but an insert to convert Cat 5 to S-Video? If so, who makes it?
Thanks,
Larry
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I looked quickly at Graybars site and I saw a Panduit Insert. The Graybar ID is 99711578. I am sure that you would be able to find a cheaper insert if you looked a little more.
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Leviton makes them> I Think I pay about 3.50 from ADI.
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The jist of my question was missed. I am curious as to the quality advantages of using S-video cable.
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As I understand it (which I am sure you can get several different answers) S video provides better quality because there is less converting on S video than there is on Composite video. This provides a sharper image to your eye.
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