S-Video, created by ssaamm of FontStruct, is a free distorted display font with dense, pixel-built letters. Broken edges and uneven gaps give the forms the look of a damaged analog signal rather than ordinary grunge texture.
Album artwork and game interfaces can both use its screen interference effect, one for an abrasive music image and the other for a corrupted electronic world. The same fractured lettering also suits technology posters and video-themed merchandise. It is most convincing when typography needs to resemble a failing monitor or unstable broadcast.