How to connect? And what? Is Component YPbPr cable the same as 3x Cinch?

Hello. I have a few questions:
1. Is Component YPbPr cable the same as 3x Cinch? Is it worth connecting the decoder with this?
2. YPbPr is the same as Cinch audio / video?
3. Will I get better quality with a GOOD VCR cable than with a regular EURO?

Ad.1. There are different 3xcinch cables. One of them is component. Another composite AV.
Ad.2. Not.
Ad.3. What do you call a good VCR cable?

1. YES if there are three chinches on each side.
2. You posed a question unclear. The YPbPr signal is nothing more than three video channels where the Y cable carries the luminance signal (black and white) and two red and blue color difference signals (green is reproduced during matrixing). In terms of "cable" it is the same set of three shielded wires. So in such a connection to send audio you also need to connect the L / R sockets.
Typical Video consists of two cables for audio and one for video where the so-called composite signal is fed.
3. What do you mean by "good VCR cable". A typical EURO / EURO cable can also be of good quality, and the EURO connection will always be the best if you choose RGB rather than VCBS (video). As for analog connections, the RGB connection method is the best in terms of quality, as the entire process of decoding, matrixing or time unevenness of individual paths is avoided.

Ad 2. In my opinion, the question is clearly formulated, so I gave a simple answer. Cinch audio video is the common name for composite video + audio (L + R) connection. There are also 3 cables with cinch terminals in total. The component YPbPr connection, on the other hand, transmits only the video signal via 3 cables (terminated with cinch). The details were perfectly described by my predecessor.

Good morning,
I connect to this topic. I have a new Samsung TV and an older DVD with Component YPbPr or Composie or SCART output. TV doesn't have SCART so it doesn't work but has Component and Composite (shared partially). I bought a thick shielded 3xcinch cable (it has a digital inscription on the insulation) and I thought it was enough to connect the picture and sound, but it does not work. The same cable connected to Composite (Video + Audio L + R) works. And now the question:
Component does not work because YPbPr is just a TV picture is so intelligent that it "sees" that there is no audio anywhere and therefore reports no signal Component or (I read it somewhere on the Internet) YPbPr connector must have an analog cable as analog and does not work is it because mine has a digital inscription and is dedicated to YCbCr ??? Thanks in advance for the hint.

mihal2002 wrote:

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

The TV has no SCART

Everyone has.
Set the output on the DVD to be used by yourself.
And if the cable says that it was made in Japan, it won't work for you?

And the topic is assumed to be its own and not an archaeologist.

Thanks for the add. But:

There is no switch on DVD, only YPrPb.

As for the archaeologist: recently, when I assumed my own, there were claims that they were similar before, so ...

I'll check the possibilities in the DVD menu. And I will let you know if it helped.

The TV does not have SCART.

Another question 3xcinch YPrPb transmits only the image or the sound as well?

mihal2002 wrote:

And the TV has a scart input.

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

The TV does not have SCART.

I suggest optimistically assuming that the author of the topic knows better, and if it bothers a friend, you can say that he has, but e.g. broken / occupied / inconveniently placed ...

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

Another question 3xcinch YPrPb transmits only the image or the sound as well?

Picture only, as it was explained above. Additionally, you need to connect the DVD to the TV with the sound supply cable - usually two shielded cables with CINCH plugs plugged into the sockets marked in white and red.

mihal2002 wrote:

I am writing once again that it has a suitable adapter for this.

You mentioned the adapter for the first time. Maybe it will actually tell the author of the topic something, and maybe not. If he wants to use component and he asks why should we avoid the answer and insist on using SCART?

mihal2002 wrote:

If he knew, he would not ask questions.

He didn't ask about it because he knows, or at least thinks he knows. He asked about it, but for something else.

mihal2002 wrote:

They can be black, pink, yellow, etc.

They can. But most often they are white and red.

Why are you so upset that someone just wants to help the author of the topic and not scold him and instruct him what to do?

jesion40 wrote:

mihal2002 wrote:

And the TV has a scart input.

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

The TV does not have SCART.

I suggest optimistically assuming that the author of the topic knows better, and if it bothers a friend, you can say that he has, but e.g. broken / occupied / inconveniently placed ...

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

Another question 3xcinch YPrPb transmits only the image or the sound as well?

Picture only, as it was explained above. Additionally, you need to connect the DVD to the TV with the sound supply cable - usually two shielded cables with CINCH plugs plugged into the sockets marked in white and red.

Thanks for the answer. Can the TV be so "intelligent" that having YPbPr plugged in and not audio plugged in - it recognizes it as no signal or the image itself should show without sound? I am over 5 meters from dvd to tv and I would not like to buy another long 2cinch - 2cinch cable and then see that it does not work. I will add that the cable I have (3cinch-3cinch) connected to composite (video + audio L + audio R) works fine. It is also a question if I will notice the difference in the picture between the connections:
- composite (3cinch-3cinch - video + audio L + audio R)
and
- component (5cinch-5cinch - YPRPb + audio L + audio R)

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

Can the TV be so "intelligent" that having YPbPr plugged in and not audio plugged in - it recognizes it as no signal

Yes, it's not difficult.

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

I would not like to buy another long cable

Maybe you have a short cable and some other device that is easy (for a moment) to be placed closer to provide some audio signal? it can also be a small jack - 2x cinch connected to a phone or notebook. Certainly, the TV is not so "intelligent" as to distinguish that it is not the sound. On the other hand, the connection can recognize purely mechanically (something is plugged in) or alternately impedance (something has to be connected, but the signal is irrelevant) or the presence of a signal.

Piotr_Poznan wrote:

It is also a question if I will notice the difference in the picture between the connections:
- composite (3cinch-3cinch - video + audio L + audio R)
and
- component (5cinch-5cinch - YPRPb + audio L + audio R)

Objectively, the difference will be considerable, and whether you will see it is not a technical question anymore

Thanks to the evening, I will test on a short cable and write here what test results. Greetings

I made a change in the DVD menu in the picture section, changed the output parameter setting from RGB to YPbPr and after this change by connecting the 3cinch-3cinch cable to the YPbPr sockets on the TV I got the correct image without sound. So the cable is ok. The setting in the DvD menu was important.
But I guess I will not decide to buy another long 2cinch-2cinch cable to use the Component connection because on the DVD I could not see any significant advantage over the Composite connection in the image.

I would like to thank both colleagues for participating in the interview. Health!

Hello. I have a problem, I want the sound when watching TV to spread through the speakers from the Blu-ray 5.1 home theater, what do I need for such a connection?

Sorry, but this is the first time I use it. I searched but I'm not sure that's why I wrote here.