Connecting a HDTV to gaming console is usually straightforward. A console often includes composite connectors, yellow for video and red and white for audio. It’s quite rare that you have different connectors in the box. These composite connectors are the standard “out of the box” connection for any gaming console. Although they are highly compatible to HDTV sets, these connectors are at the bottom rung of the audio-video connection hierarchy. Although generally acceptable, the resulting picture quality is usually worse than other alternatives, including S-video. If you don’t have HDTV-specific games than standard yellow-red-white composite connectors are enough.
If you want a significant boost in picture quality when playing HDTV games, the you should get an S-video connection or component-video connection.
Composite connectors
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