Which cable uses yellow, red, and white connectors to carry both audio and video signals?

Which cable uses yellow, red, and white connectors to carry both audio and video signals?

• A. RCA Cable
• B. XLR Cable
• C. BNC Cable
• D. 1/4" Phone Plug

Answer: (A)

Color-coded triple RCA connectors use yellow for video and red/white for stereo audio, all in one cable bundle. The yellow plug carries the composite video signal, while the red and white plugs carry the right and left audio signals, respectively. This setup lets you connect standard-definition video along with two-channel sound to a TV or VCR using a single multi-connector lead. Other options don’t fit because XLR is a professional balanced audio connector, BNC is a coax video connector used mostly for separate video runs, and a 1/4" plug is typically used for audio instruments or line-level audio, not video. The RCA cable is the one that carries both video and audio with those color codes.

Color-coded triple RCA connectors use yellow for video and red/white for stereo audio, all in one cable bundle. The yellow plug carries the composite video signal, while the red and white plugs carry the right and left audio signals, respectively. This setup lets you connect standard-definition video along with two-channel sound to a TV or VCR using a single multi-connector lead. Other options don’t fit because XLR is a professional balanced audio connector, BNC is a coax video connector used mostly for separate video runs, and a 1/4" plug is typically used for audio instruments or line-level audio, not video. The RCA cable is the one that carries both video and audio with those color codes.