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Older video cards used S-video to output to a TV. This standard has been replaced by:
The correct answer is D. HDMI. HDMI has replaced S-Video as the modern standard for video output to displays, offering digital audio and high-definition video over a single cable.
Question
Older video cards used S-video to output to a TV. This standard has been replaced by:
Options
- AFireWire.
- BSCSI.
- Ccoaxial.
- DHDMI.
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Why each option
HDMI has replaced S-Video as the modern standard for video output to displays, offering digital audio and high-definition video over a single cable.
FireWire (IEEE 1394) is a high-speed serial bus used primarily for data transfer and camcorder connectivity, not as a display output standard.
SCSI is a parallel interface standard for connecting storage devices and peripherals, not a video output technology.
Coaxial cable carries RF signals for antenna/cable TV connections and is not a direct replacement for S-Video output on video cards.
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) carries uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio over a single cable, supporting HD and 4K resolutions that S-Video, an analog standard limited to standard definition, cannot achieve.
Concept tested: Display interface standards and HDMI adoption
Source: https://www.hdmi.org/spec/hdmi1_4b
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