
RCA
RCA VH976 S-Video Cable 6 Foot
★★★★★
Connect your DVD player or S-Video camcorder with this reliable 6-foot RCA S-Video cable for sharp, low-loss video.
$6.87*
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Overview
Key Features
AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS MINI-DIN 4-PIN MALE TO MINI-DIN 4-PIN MALE DIGITAL CABLE 6 FT. - BLACK
Specifications
Brand
RCA
Model
VH976
Cable Type
S-Video
Connector
4-Pin Mini-DIN (both ends)
Length
6 feet
Signal Type
Analog Video (Y/C separated)
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Separates luminance and chrominance signals for noticeably sharper picture quality than composite video.
- Six-foot length suits most shelf-to-shelf or rack-mounted connections without excess slack.
- Standard 4-pin mini-DIN connectors ensure broad compatibility with legacy DVD players, VCRs, and camcorders.
- Simple plug-and-play connection with no configuration required.
👎 Cons
- Carries video only, so a separate audio cable must be purchased and run alongside it.
- Limited to standard-definition 480i output, which looks soft on modern large-screen displays.
- Six-foot length may be too short for setups where source and display are across the room.
- S-Video ports are uncommon on modern TVs and monitors, limiting usefulness with current equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of connectors does the RCA VH976 cable use?
The VH976 uses standard 4-pin mini-DIN S-Video connectors on both ends, compatible with any device that has an S-Video port.
Can this cable carry audio as well as video?
No. S-Video cables transmit video only. You will need a separate audio cable (such as RCA stereo cables) to carry sound from your source device.
Is the 6-foot length sufficient for a typical home entertainment setup?
Six feet works well when your devices are close together, such as on the same shelf or entertainment center. For longer runs you would need an extension or a longer S-Video cable.
Does this cable support HD or 4K video?
No. S-Video carries standard-definition analog video (480i). It improves picture quality over composite video but does not support HD or higher resolutions.