Our BNC cables and RVA to RGB BNC cables can be used to connect PCs, cable boxes, sound mixers, and other equipment as part of a professional video setup.

What is a SCART cable?

A SCART connector is used to connect two electronic devices such as a television set and a video cassette recorder (VCR) or DVD player. Each device has a female 21-pin connector interface. A cable with a male plug at each end is used to connect the devices. RGB video signals are input only.

Are Scart leads all the same?

There are two main types of scart lead, fully wired and RGB only. RGB only scart leads only carry the RGB picture and no sound and may be directional.

How does a Scart switcher work?

Manual: Plug in your SCART leads, then press a button to decide which source you watch. Automatic: When you switch on a piece of equipment, such as a DVD player, the player sends a signal down the SCART lead to the switch box, which will automatically connect the DVD player to the TV.

Which is best SCART or HDMI?

HDMI is a better system than scart, the quality of the cable makes no difference. Depends on the source and the display, but at standard res the difference will be negligible, though the image may be a little sharper over hdmi.

Which SCART to BNC adapter do I Need?

This is the most common and recommended choice (bonus: It’s switchable between input and output): Male SCART to BNC adapter If you’re only hooking one system into the monitor, or have a SCART switch with a cabled output, you’ll want a female SCART end, so the cable from your system or switch can plug directly into it.

Can you use a SCART cable for RGB?

SCART to Display Almost all the RGB cables you’ll use with your consoles have a SCART connector. You’ll need special cables to connect SCART to the connector your RGB display or scaler accepts.

What is a BNC converter cable used for?

This BNC converter cable is also suitable for other professional monitors which accept R-G-B plus separate sync signal via BNC connectors. This cable benefits from being screened to minimise electrical interference and all ground pins are connected inside the SCART to avoid compatibility issues.

How do I use SCART with the xrgb mini?

The XRGB Mini accepts RGB via a custom connector. The easiest and cheapest way to use SCART is by buying an adapter: SCART to XRGB Mini adapter / Male w/ built-in sync stripper / Female w/ built-in sync stripper (US Seller) Some RGB monitors only accept RGB via a 25-pin connector. You can get a SCART adapter for those as well: