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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;YafugeWafati: Created page with &amp;quot;The most popular cable connector may be the RCA connector or Radio Corporation of America connector. These cables would be the oldest of the kind and were originally invented all...&amp;quot;&lt;/p&gt;
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&lt;div&gt;The most popular cable connector may be the RCA connector or Radio Corporation of America connector. These cables would be the oldest of the kind and were originally invented allowing mono phonograph connectors being linked to amplifiers. But today it&#039;s widely used everywhere in virtually all types of audio or visual equipment we use. RCA cables will also be known as clinch-connectors or phono cables. They typically have 3 color coded jacks and three color coded plugs. They started replacing TRS connectors first, then took over most from the audio equipments and then were chosen for video equipment as well. But in Mp3 players, mini TRS connectors are gradually replacing traditional RCA connectors.&lt;br /&gt;
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The advantage of such connectors is that they are widely used in many systems like televisions, stereo system, digital cameras, camcorders, etc. These cables may also be very flexible and might be easily handled. The plugging color code system is also very an easy task to remember - the red and white or red and black plugs are for audio signals along with the yellow one is for your video. The neat thing about these is which they are cheap and are also easily available. Also most dealers gives you a pair of free RCA cable connectors with any equipment you buy so that you don&#039;t actually need to buy them separately. For analog audio signals, like in home theatres, for surround sound systems, along with codes are grey, brown and tan. Sometimes for component videos, another blue and green plug and jack can also be present. But these are more complex to understand and remember, so it can be good to stay towards the user manual which has received because of your dealer. When the connections are evident to you, you can find how easy it really is to utilize these connectors.&lt;br /&gt;
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The main disadvantage of those connectors is the color code system. It is actually difficult for just one to maintain in mind the shades particularly in complex systems like component video systems and home theatres. Also three different cables can become difficult to handle. Low quality camcorders do have one single cable and jack but this cuts down on the video quality. Companies are trying their best to discover a way to combine all of the cables into one and maintain your quality of video good but so far, there is not much progress. HDMI connectors are another choice over RCA cables which help in covering these disadvantages. But RCA cables are now being used for ages and there&#039;s absolutely no way that they can is planning to be rejected because from the color coding problem. Soon enough there is likely to be a solution to this minor difficulty and after that these cables could have more years before they&#039;re going out.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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