Audio and Video Cables with the BluRay Players



Posted: Monday, October 05, 2009

by Jen Barnum

The most technically advanced DVD player available for home use are the BluRay players. They came along when the need for high definition picture quality increased. With this has increased the need for cables that can handle the uncompressed digital stream. The standard connection used previously for these connections are now obsolete because they can't handle the digital demand. The most used product for this is the High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cables, along with fiber optic and multi channel products.

The sound in a home theater sound system is carried by the audio cables from whatever the source is out to the rest of the components. RCA cable, a multi channel analog, is the best quality other than the HDMI. It is an older format but it is much better than the coaxial optic link that's been used before. But if you want the very best you must use the HDMI cables as they are very flexible and can be used for many types of components to transmit the digital signal. Used with a BluRay player it's possible to exceed the surround sound of the cinema with the proper accommodations. The room where it's being seen and listened to has an impact on the sound also.

Then of course you have to have the video cables to carry the high quality video signal that is part of a system with high def screens and BuRay players. Again the HDMI cables are the best product to create this very clear, clean picture. A great feature for the HDMI cable for either audio or video is the one plug at the ends which is where all the cables combine.

Some may say that component cables should be part of the mix to use when sending signals for audio and video. But when transmitting signals between analog and digital there's an information loss which can cause variations in sound and picture quality. The quality can be similar quality with component cables to HDMI cables but the components have the variations so that can cause a quality issue.

If you have the audio and video cables to deliver the best signal then the BluRay player will give you the most incredible sound and picture in home theater. To get the uncompressed digital signal you need for this great home theater experience use HDMI or component cables. If you use sub standard cables you will impact the capability of the BluRay to provide a high quality picture.

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