Really? No one knows the answer?

[Mark Ziegler]

What is faster composite component or S-video? I know component offers better colors and in some instances S-video a better picture. Which delivers a picture the fastest regardless of quality? I posted this question over a month ago and no one has been able to answer it. PLease help me somebody

 

[Avocade]

What is the context of the question component, composite, and s video are very outdated and aren't really used today so its hard to answer

 

[drkatz42]

In what way do you mean faster? For instance: let's say a dvd player has all three types of output and you connect them to three different monitors. Push play and they will all display the image at virtually the same time, everything else being kept equal.

 

[Mark Ziegler]

In what way do you mean faster? For instance: let's say a dvd player has all three types of output and you connect them to three different monitors. Push play and they will all display the image at virtually the same time, everything else being kept equal.

For video gaming. In terms of drawing the picture. Composite has the most input lag of the 3, as far as I've seen. I am wanting to know which offers the least input lag.

 

[Mark Ziegler]

What is the context of the question component, composite, and s video are very outdated and aren't really used today so its hard to answer

The particular game I like to play is a 30fps 480i game, so it makes input lag extremely noticeable. I am fairly sure composite has the most input lag of the 3 cables. Which has the least, which draws the picture faster?

 

[Avocade]

They are all the same in speed as far as data transfer from source to screen I'd use component personally as it each cable directly controls a colr spectrum giving better depth.