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An S-Video cable splits the video signal into two components: Chrominance (the color of the image) and Luminance (the brightness of the image). This cable is also referred to at times as a Y/C cable. By separating the chrominance and luminance, a higher quality image is achieved. To step up another level, you’ll need a component cable.
