I have got an used Wireworld Silver Starlight S-Video cable – saw it on Mercari and couldn’t resist ordering. I don’t use S-Video however, and my idea was to convert it to coaxial. I have a spare set of Audio-Technica BNC terminals, which I bought for another reason but eventually didn’t require.
Now, S-Video apparently has two wires inside while coaxial needs a single one. So my question is: how to go about that? (I am not gonna do any mods personally, but I need to have a clear instruction to pass to an audio or electronics repair shop.)
P. S. In principle, I could also convert it to 2 RCA cables (cutting into halves), but a) I will need to buy two pair of RCA terminals, which won’t be cheap for anything good enough and gonna make the whole endeavor rather questionable, and b) I just don’t really need another pair of RCA interconnects – I got plenty of these, and do not have use cases for some (I have pure silver Ortofon cable lying around).
I am not in a need of a BNC coaxial cable too atm, but that makes better sense anyway and can be useful later.
Now, S-Video apparently has two wires inside while coaxial needs a single one. So my question is: how to go about that? (I am not gonna do any mods personally, but I need to have a clear instruction to pass to an audio or electronics repair shop.)
P. S. In principle, I could also convert it to 2 RCA cables (cutting into halves), but a) I will need to buy two pair of RCA terminals, which won’t be cheap for anything good enough and gonna make the whole endeavor rather questionable, and b) I just don’t really need another pair of RCA interconnects – I got plenty of these, and do not have use cases for some (I have pure silver Ortofon cable lying around).
I am not in a need of a BNC coaxial cable too atm, but that makes better sense anyway and can be useful later.