Cable for capturing

I have recently purchased a VHS to DVD program that requires a RCA cable. I have a different cable I purchase several months ago, I think, to use with a TV.
It is 6 ft long, Has a Monster logo on it and a logo that says, "HX" or "IHX" certified. On each end it has three connections; green, red & blue. 2 part question: what kind of cable is this and can I use it for the RCA cable?

Thanks!

 

One end is RGB, what is the other end?
What capture device do you have in your PC?

BTW if your look to transfer video tape (VHS) there is a device by ION, it sells for 159. at thinkgeek and Bed Bath & Beyond has it for $99. (thanks google)
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product.asp?order_num=-1&SKU=15875550

 

Both ends are RGB - I am using Roxio Easy VHS to DVD. You have any other ideas about this cable?

 

RGB colors on the ends of cable are mostly to signify they are to be used with the red/green/blue out from a video player; if they look like RCA connectors that is just what they are...Usually you will see RCA in red/white and yellow, yellow being used for the video...its just a cable with two wires, just like RG58 is just a two wire cable,,,albiet one with a center conductor where the information usually RFI is sent and a shield that is used as ground, but if you put an RCA jack on both ends then you can use it as RCA. I hope this helps and makes sense.

Steve