Canon Stereo AV Cable - AVC-DC400ST

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The Canon AVC-DC400ST Stereo AV Cable is an essential tool for photographers and videographers who want to share their work directly from their camera to a standard-definition television or projector. It is designed specifically for compatible Canon EOS digital SLR cameras, allowing you to bypass computer transfers for immediate viewing, though it is limited to standard definition output rather than modern high-definition standards.
| Model Part Number | 4076B001 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Canon |
No, this cable is designed for standard definition composite video signals.
The cable is compatible with various EOS models, including the 7D, 60D, 650D, 600D, and 6D.
Yes, it includes two RCA plugs specifically for stereo audio.
No, you would need an active RCA-to-HDMI converter box to connect this to an HDMI-only display.
The cable is a fixed length and should not be modified, as it may degrade the signal quality.
Ensure the TV input is set to 'AV' or 'Video' and check that the yellow RCA plug is fully inserted.
Verify that both the red and white RCA plugs are firmly seated in the audio input ports of your display.
This cable supports standard definition. Ensure the camera settings are configured for TV output and note that HD quality is not possible through composite cables.
To set up the connection, insert the camera-specific connector into the dedicated AV port on your compatible Canon EOS camera. Connect the yellow RCA plug to the Video In port on your television and the red and white plugs into the corresponding Left/Right Audio In ports. Always verify that your display is set to the correct 'AV' or 'Composite' input mode. To maintain the cable, avoid bending the cord at sharp angles near the connectors, and store it in a cool, dry place to prevent oxidation of the metal plugs.