A 21-pin AV connector commonly used on televisions and VCRs. Not all Scart sockets are the same - some are wired for S-Video, some are wired for RGB, some are wired for ordinary composite video, some are wired for stereo sound. To add to the confusion, some are AV IN sockets, some are OUT sockets, others can be both. Special care, therefore, must be taken to use a Scart plug that is correctly wired for the socket you are using, and for what you want to do. Most cables that are scart at one end and phono at the other end are switchable as to purpose on the scart connector - IN referring to video IN to the device with the scart socket, OUT referring to video OUT from that device.

The Euro A/V SCART cables are the most common way to connect televisions, DVD players and video recorders and carry both audio and video information. They are bi-directional so information can be sent both ways through the cable.

This is a standard used in Europe for a 20 pin connector used to carry video and audio signals. It is most widely used in domestic TV appliances.

aka Euroconnector or even in some very old cases Peritel. A 21-pin connection between audio-visual components, carrying sound, vision and other signals. An RGB Scart is held by many to give the best picture quality for most people hooking up a DVD player to a TV set. Not all Scart cables are fully-wired - some have only the basic picture and sound connections made, while others are designed to carry video only. For more on this see entry under RGB.

The large rectangular shaped objects on the rear of most European televisions are a form of television input that can operate in a variety of ways - a composite, RGB or S-Video signal can be passed through a SCART cable depending on what type of SCART socket you have on your television. With a suitable TV SCART also allows auto-switching when the connected device (e.g. DVD player) is activated.

Standard European 20 pin connector used for carrying both video and audio signals in domestic TV appliances, now utilised on some CCTV equipment

a 21-pin cable connector socket that provides very high standard sound and picture connections between different AV equipment, such as a TV and VCR.

The 21 pin rectangular connector used on European TV's, VCR's most DVD players and AV equipment to carry the audio & video signals on one convenient cable.

Standing for Syndicat des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radio Recepteurs et Televisieurs, this is a 21-pin connector (also known as Peritel or Euroconnector) used on television sets, video recorders, satellite receivers etc to provide a direct audio and video connection.

An audio-visual cable that carries pictures and sound from a DVD player or VCR to a TV

Also called EURO AV connector. The maximum 21 pin cable transmits all audio and video signals with only one connector. SCART is also suitable for S-Video

A 21-pin AV connector commonly used on televisions and video recording/playback equipments, especially in Europe.

A 21-pin connector used for connection of this product, VCR and TV. Also called Euroconnector or Peritel connector.

Method of connecting different sources, VHS, DVD.

A SCART cable carries the video, audio and system control signals, to and from the VCR, TV, Games Console or other equipment.

A connector that transfers pictures and sound to the TV.

Also known as Euroconnector or Peritel. Twenty-one-pin connector commonly used in Europe to interconnect satellite receivers, television sets and other audiovisual equipment (e.g. videocassette recorders).

A standardised 21-pin connector for video and audio signals.

Connector -standard used for TV/VCR/IRD- devices. Also referred to as "Euro-connector"

Is a 21-pin AV connector which can carry composite, S-video and RGB video, plus stereo audio and widescreen 4:3 switching signals.

Syndicat des Constructeurs d’Appareils Radiorécepteurs et Téléviseurs. The standard 21-pin European AV connector/socket for TVs, VCRs and DVD players.

A connector found primarily on European televisions providing stereo sound and video inputs.

21-pin cable connector which enables high-quality pictures and stereo sound (including Dolby Pro-Logic soundtracks) to be sent between different AV equipment

SCART (from Syndicat des Constructeurs d'Appareils Radiorécepteurs et Téléviseurs) is a French-originated standard and associated 21-pin connector for connecting audio-visual equipment together. It is also known as Péritel (especially in France, where the SCART word is not normally used) and Euroconnector.