SCART Switch Shootout

Here’s a review of a few SCART switches with some interesting features. I also wanted to show exactly how I performed these tests, so as new switches are released, anyone with similar equipment can confidently test their own.

Here’s links to everything:
Gscartsw: http://www.gretrostuff.com/store/gscartsw/
Bumper Case: https://laserbear.net/shop/ols/products/gswitch-bumper-cases
SCA101: http://www.axunwork.com/
Otaku Switch: https://otaku-games.com/misc/rgb/scart-switches
Taxon tools: https://taxon-tools.com/shop/video/scart/scart.html
HD Retrovision RCA Cables: https://amzn.to/2VvUfOh

I also included the recordings I took of the Castlevania opening. They were all recorded using a Genesis 3 with the Sega Triple Bypass installed, connected via a shielded SCART cable. The audio was captured through the 3.5mm output of the OSSC into a Behringer U-Phoria UMC204HD's rear bypass inputs; A device that's been MDFourier verified (however the OSSC’s 3.5mm is not verified). Direct from the console/switch to the Behringer might have been a "cleaner" test, however this is a fair representation of what you'd hear on your TV. Also, this zip file was set to "store", with no compression applied: http://retrorgb.com/assets/SCARTswitchShootoutJune2020Audio.zip

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00:00 - Opening Info
01:04 - Overview of all switches
02:56 - Interference Testing
04:59 - Audio Testing
05:50 - Oscilloscope Testing
10:27 - Multiple Outputs
12:25 - Extra Features
15:15 - Lag Test (LOL)
15:47 - Conclusion