AV Receivers - Interface .
Receivers often have many interfaces and terminals for connecting everything that users need. Interfaces are divided into audio and video.
Video transmission interface:
A/V (RCA Composite Video) is an interface for transmitting an analog video signal. The interface consists of three connectors, one of which transmits video, and the other two – audio.
S-Video – the interface provides good signal quality, clearer and more colorful image compared to composite video. Only video transmission is possible, without sound.
SCART – used to connect a TV and other equipment. This interface can support stereo audio, S-Video, RGB.
Component Interface – This connector allows high definition signals up to 1080i.
HDMI is the most popular and versatile modern type of digital connection that simultaneously carries high definition video and multi-channel audio. Today, every modern receiver is equipped with multiple HDMI connectors for connecting multiple devices simultaneously.
Sound interfaces:
RCA – analog stereo audio is connected through this jack.
S / PDIF is an interface through which audio data is transmitted in digital format. This interface can be of two types – coaxial with RCA connectors and optical with TOSLINK connectors (transmits a higher quality signal)
