S-Video Cables

To try and avoid the picture degradation that can occur with composite video, makers of high-end VCRs, S-VHS and Video Super-8 camcorders and laserdisc players started providing them with a different type of video output and input format. The S-video format appeared around 1987 and carried on through the 90's . Many folks still have their older S-Video gear and for one reason or another need to incorporate that signal into todays current signal flow. S-Video cables are still around for just that reason. S-Video can still be a viable option as long as you still have S-Video cableslaying around and if you don't, no worries, Markertek has them. Dont throw out that older gear, Markertek stocks S-Video cablesin all sizes.