Connector Family: video-legacy

3.5mm Composite A/V Out (Xbox 360 E)

3.5mm TRRS jack on the Xbox 360 E carrying composite video and stereo audio. Requires a proprietary 3.5mm-to-RCA breakout cable for TV connection.

Component Video (RCA YPbPr)

Three-RCA component video connector (YPbPr — green, blue, red) carrying analog HD video with separated luminance and color difference signals. Supports up to 1080p.

Composite Video (3.5mm Mini Jack)

3.5mm TRRS jack carrying composite video and stereo audio over a single cable. Used on some consoles and portable devices as a compact AV output.

Composite Video (RCA)

RCA connector carrying composite video (typically yellow). Combines all video information into a single analog signal. Standard definition only.

DVI-D (Dual Link)

DVI-D Dual Link connector for digital-only video. Supports up to 2560×1600@60Hz with 7.92Gbps bandwidth. No analog signal capability.

DVI-D Dual Link Cable

DVI-D Dual Link cable for up to 2560x1600@60Hz digital video — legacy standard.

DVI-I (Dual Link)

DVI-I Dual Link connector supporting both digital and analog video. Compatible with DVI-D, DVI-A, and VGA (with adapter). Supports 2560×1600@60Hz digital.

Nintendo AV Multi Out

Nintendo’s proprietary multi-AV output connector used on SNES, N64, GameCube, and Wii. Carries composite, S-Video, and component video with stereo audio depending on cable used.

Nintendo Digital AV Out

Nintendo’s proprietary digital AV output connector used on the original Wii U. Carries digital video and audio for connection to HDMI via official adapter.

Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox 360 Slim)

Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the Xbox 360 S (Slim). Revised connector supporting composite and component video up to 1080p with stereo audio.

Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox 360)

Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the original Xbox 360. Supports composite, component (up to 1080p), VGA, and HDMI via breakout cables and adapters.

Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox Original)

Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the original Xbox. Supports composite, S-Video, component (480p/720p/1080i), and optical audio via breakout cables.

RF Antenna Input (Coaxial)

Coaxial RF antenna connector (F-type or IEC) for analog/digital TV broadcast signal reception. Found on TVs and set-top boxes for terrestrial, cable, and satellite input.

VGA (D-Sub 15)

VGA (D-Sub 15-pin) connector for analog video. Legacy standard supporting up to 2048×1536 resolution. Being replaced by HDMI and DisplayPort on modern devices.

VGA Cable (D-Sub 15)

VGA D-Sub 15 cable for analog video — legacy standard, no audio.