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What A/V Cable Do You Need?

HDMI RCA and DisplayPort Cables and Adapters

A/V or Audio/Visual Cables will connect a device to a display source.

by Vikas Dayal • December 01, 2023

A/V Cables, Adapters, Audio/Video Cables


A/V or Audio/Visual Cables will connect a device to a display source. They're essential if you're trying to connect items with USB, HDMI, or SVGA ports - and more besides. Make sure your media is ready to go by browsing Cables.com's selection of premier audio/video cables!

What Kinds of A/V Cables Are There?

The short answer is: too many! Technology evolves in leaps and bounds, and as it does, so does the need for devices and their required means of connection. That's probably why you've got a drawer somewhere in your house crammed full of mystery cables you can't bring yourself to throw out just yet, because you know that once you do, you're going to need that cable again. It's possible that you can afford to invest in the newest, shiniest electronic devices, but most people likely own an assortment of electronics produced anywhere within the past decade. I was using my iPod until I accidentally ran it over with my car in 2013. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," right?

In any case, odds are you would benefit from having a variety of A/V or Audio/Visual cables in your home. Cables.com stocks cables meant for everything from the highest-definition devices to older analog connections.

RCA Cables and Connectors

RCA Connectors have been used to carry audio and visual signals since they were developed by the Radio Corporation of America sometime in the 1930s. Though they've been increasingly phased out by more modern methods of connection, you can still need them for devices like older TVs or DVD players. 

If you're something of an old-school purist who prefers analog content, Cables.com also offers a selection of RCA and DVI video and audio cords. You can find standard dual male connectors between 6ft and 50ft in length. Cables.com stocks 3-RCA Component Coaxial Video cables from 3ft to 100ft long. With our 5-RCA Component Coaxial Video Cables, you can carry both audio and video between home theater devices and displays or AV receivers. This includes our Super High Resolution 5-RCA Component Video/Audio Coaxial RG-6 18AWG 750hm CL2 Rated Cable, all available at everyday low prices. It's worth noting that these cables are the same component cords used by industry professionals!

Component Coaxial Video Cable- 5 RCA to 5 RCA Plugs - shop cables.com.

HDMI Cables

If you're looking for the best possible audio and video possible, then you need high-speed HDMI cable with Ethernet from Cables.com. Delivering true 1080p resolution, crystal clear DTS-HD sound, vibrant 16-bit color depths, and lightning-fast 10.2 Gbps bandwidth capabilities, our high-speed HDMI cables with Ethernet network support are guaranteed to blow your mind, but not your wallet. Perfect for 3D gaming and for taking advantage of today's high-definition TVs, installing high-speed HDMI cable with Ethernet will change the way you experience your home entertainment.

High Speed 4k HDMI Cables with Ethernet - shop cables.com.

DisplayPort Cables and Adapters

DisplayPort is an upgrade from HDMI, the standard in video transmission in today's gadgets including tablets, laptops and desktop computers. Although not used as widely as others, DisplayPort 1.4 is found in non-Mac machines. Not to be confused with MiniDisplayport, these have 20 Pins and are usually lockable. They can support resolutions up to 8K@60Hz UHD (7680 x 4320) with 30 bits/pixel RGB color and HDR as well as 4K@120Hz with 30 bits/pixel RGB color and HDR. They even offer support for all common 3D video formats, and are capable of carrying multichannel digital audio. 

DisplayPort 1.4 Cable for HDTV Digital Video and Audio Transfer - shop cables.com.

Step Up your A/V Setup with Cables.com

Cables.com stocks everything you could need to take your home video viewing experience to the next level. Check out our Home Theater Systems cables and accessories. These include infrared products like remote controls for operating from two to sixteen sources, as well as audio/video amplifiers and splitters allowing for larger and more complex connections, ensuring that signals can be split to multiple outputs without losing amplitude.  You can even find your TV Wall Mounts here on Cables.com!

Can't seem to find the right cable for your perfect audio and video home setup? Not a problem! As always, feel free to Contact Us in order to discuss a custom audio and video cable arrangement based on your unique needs.

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