This subreddit is reddit's home for vintage gaming. 9 out of 10. Review Summary – Perfect performance, great aesthetics, a truly outstanding RGB switch. We are soon releasing a Component YPbPr cable for the Sega Dreamcast which utilises both the regular analogue RGB from the console and also the VGA. If I turn on both displays at the same time I experience noticeable brightness drop, but otherwise it’s OK.So this option could be useful for anyone who want to split thy games this way and spend less.Uhm.. You list one user that recommended the bandrige and immediatley after a other one that says it’s no good..? I have a theoretical question regarding the AV signal direction and it’s affects on the devices in the setup.The image from the console shows in both cases, whether I switch the adapter to the input or output, with a difference that if it is switched to the ‘opposite direction’ (to send the signal back to the console’s output port), the image quality is dimmed and the sound is a bit distorted.

STATUS: 7/28/2020: IN STOCK. There is a pin on each consoles multi out that outputs 10v on it instead of not doing that on a pal console.. this pin from each console connects to the same pin on the scart connector. Atari 2600 The Atari 2600, 5200 and 7800 systems require modifications, but can output RGB, S-Video and composite. Consoles. gscartsw_lite – Automatic 8:2 RGB SCART switch with sync regeneration.

Powered automatic switch, seems like a german company (and available mostly from german ebay traders). Pre-orders are currently open:A note on ordering:  The switch is currently being sold by its creator Superg, not this site. 9 out of 10.
SCART switches and other retro goodness. This is an 8-port dual-output SCART switch made specifically for retro-gaming, that’s sold by superg (not me). Get it as soon as Thu, Aug 6. The regular RGB video will benefit from composite sync, also know as CSYNC … But the picture and sound is still somehow showing on the TV.– how is it possible that the signal, which is originally sent from the console, successfully travels through to the TV’s input, when it is continuously being redirected and sent back to the console by the adapter?1) Likely your SCART switch doesn’t isolate all pins so they are still connected regardless of input or output mode.Regarding the second question, the output pins on the SCART end of the cable are probably not connected to the console end at all.You mean the adapter? I haven’t had a chance to test one, but it looks great! While I would never recommend them for gaming, they do have one good use: Streaming.

6 out of 10. Review summary – As close to perfect as you’re likely to see in a SCART switch. When it comes to getting the best picture from your retro-consoles, you all should know that RGB is the way to go and that SCART is the easiest way to get RGB from most retro consoles. SCART to SCART cable - Pro Coaxial Multicore for switch boxes/Toro box Estimated to be back in stock August 23rd 10 AM EDT - 11 AM EDT Sony Playstation RGB SCART lead Sync on Luma PS1 PS2 GROUNDED cable cord lead Estimated to be back in stock August 23rd 10 AM EDT - 11 AM EDT N64 S-Video Cable from $25.00 I’ll list any SCART switches that have been tested by other gamers down here. if you need info on how to connect the switch to your RGB display, please see the Absolutely stay away from any switches that look like the ones pictured below (sometimes sold under the “Lindy” brand). It’s the most mature product on this list with years of proven use. Availability – Widely available from E-bay and online.Review Summary – Frankly, we’d rather get up and swap the cables over manually than use this thing. It’s best to not power on more then one console at a time, but doing so will not damage the switch. I strongly recommend it for anyone who has multiple consoles. No Spam. If you have a complex setup with multiple displays, processors and/or capture cards, and you’re tired of chaining regular SCART switches together and want a high quality low clutter solution, the Crosspoint could be for you.
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