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GE 33590 Component Video Cable 6ft
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Component Video Connectivity for High-Quality VisualsThe GE Component Video Cable provides a reliable connection for high-definition video signals. Perfect for connecting your DVD players, DVRs, and other video sources to your TV or display. Type: Component Video Cable (Video Only) Length: 6 Fee...
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Overview
Component Video Connectivity for High-Quality Visuals
The GE Component Video Cable provides a reliable connection for high-definition video signals. Perfect for connecting your DVD players, DVRs, and other video sources to your TV or display.
- Type: Component Video Cable (Video Only)
- Length: 6 Feet
- Connectors: Red, Blue, Green Connectors
- Compatibility: TV, HDTV
Specifications
Brand
GE
Model Number
33590
Cable Type
Component Video Cable
Length
6ft
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of this GE Component Video Cable?
This GE Component Video Cable has a length of 6ft, providing suitable reach for many home entertainment setups.
Does this cable transmit audio as well as video?
No, as a component video cable, it is designed for video transmission only; a separate audio cable would be needed for sound.
What kind of connections does a component video cable use?
Component video typically uses three color-coded RCA connectors (red, green, blue) for video signal separation.
Is this GE cable suitable for modern high-definition TVs?
Component video is an analog standard that can support HD resolutions, but newer TVs may prioritize digital inputs like HDMI, so compatibility should be checked.
What are the benefits of using a component video cable over a composite video cable?
Component video cables separate the video signal into multiple parts, leading to a clearer and higher-quality picture compared to composite video, which combines all video information into one signal.
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