robb,

Digital Coax IS a term for audio. Perhaps you've never looked at that side of your DVD player.

Toslink/optical vs coax. Sound familiar? Transfers DD and DTS encoding over one cable still in a digital encoding format. Nothing to do with video. That is where the term first came up in this thread (3rd and 4th comments), so that's what I commented on. At this point I don't care who, but somebody misunderstood the offhand comments about audio to be about "marketing hype" video cables, and away everybody went blasting this'n'that!

Most s-video cables are not that well made so as to have "coax" be an appropriate term. At least not in my personal lexicon.

If high-end s-video cables are truly double-coaxial, great! I'll be buying them in the next month anyway, so bully for me!!



I just love those who flame because they like to flame. Goodbye.