What video switcher does /vr/ use?

>>11890593 (OP)

I have four of these daisy chained, probably not the best but works fairly well.

>>11890637
American SCART switcher?

>>11890597
I have an AVR 1508, so far I'm able to connect everything I have.

>>11890838
Beautiful. I'd love to find something that looks like that which also has HDMI 2.1

>>11890593 (OP)
The cheap 8 out 1 in composite switchers in SLI mode for component video

>>11890984
I always thought about doing this but didn't have enough component gear to bother. Good "hack" so to speak.

I use the Micomsoft "Selecty21." It was a companion piece to the Framemeister but few bought it because the Selecty21 does JP21, not SCART. I also have one of those "Bandridge" SCART switchers like someone posted above, which I'll put to use one day when I replace the Framemeister.

i cant find anything with S video except one chink switcher on amazon that shipped to me broken.

>>11890593 (OP)
It's automatic. Plug and play, set and forget.

>>11891157
Try a Philips PH61150, see: >>11891160
Also comes in composite/svideo flavor, see Philips PH61153

>>11890593 (OP)
One of these from AliExpress. It works fine.

>>11891170
why the fuck is the 61150 like $100 on ebay.

>>11891181
No clue, I saw one go for like $20 a few months ago it feels like. Just ebay being ebay.

>>11890593 (OP)
>>11891128
The gScartSW JP21 edition has served me well. Unfortunately, since few even use JP21, SuperG discontinued it immediately. I regret to this day not asking for more than 1 since SuperG specified the demand to be high for a single person operation, so I thought to give room for others to get them. Sadly the JP21 edition did not get all the newer features like sync regeneration. I lacked the foresight in the early 90s to know Euro Scart would become the standard and stuck with JP21, so my switcher options are limited.

>>11891214
another XRGB2 enjoyer

>>11891181
Go to actual sold listings and filter out everything else and you will see the average real price it sells for.

>>11890637
doesn't look like it's a powered unit. if it's not powered, it's dogshit.

I do:

(example system)
SNES RGB OVER VGA -> Extron MVX 8x4 VGA switcher -> GBS-C upscaler - > Monitor


but for some reason extron MVX vga switchers have doubled/tripled in price so dont recommend.
Maybe a youtuber made a video about a similar setup.

Where the fuck do I find anything with two or more SCART outputs? Everything has like 3 trillion inputs but only one out.

>>11891364
They’re hard to come by, I had to buy this from a friend and it still cost me $100. Retail they supposedly go for more than $200-$300 but I have never actually seen one for sale. There’s “gscartsw” but those also don’t exist anywhere. Your best bet is Aliexpress

>>11891365
I use something like this but as a SCART extender. I don't wanna move my CRT every time I want to access it's back.

A hydra2

>>11891214
marble anon with the blicky

>>11890593 (OP)
i dont.
everything is always unplugged
all cords are in drawers put away
all controllers are in tubs under the bed
all psu and peripherals are in tubs under the bed

i plug in what i want when i want to use it
it takes less than 5 seconds.
av cable plugged in back of large crt
then fuggin pic related
its literally $2

anyone doing or recommending other nonsense is doing WAY too much and likely will start a fire in their rented studio apartments

do NOT @ me.

redpill me on gcomp

>all these scartfags
Explains a lot about this board tbdesu

i cant find any powered switchers that have S-video. anyone seen these before?

>>11890593 (OP)
My TV's remote. I have 2 SCART sockets, one set of composite inputs and 2 HDMI. Why would I need any external video switcher?

>>11891364
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004651422297.html

>>11892360
i find when stuff is not already set up, then when the desire to play hits, I convince myself not to

>>11892728
Shinybow makes a good one but it's pricey

>>11892728
>>11891160

>>11893565
its powered?

>>11890593 (OP)
I replaced my gscartsw and cheapo component switchers I'd been using for a number of years with an SVS setup. So far I have 15 inputs of mixed scart, ypbpr, and vga, with 2 vga outputs. Definitely ended up being pretty expensive but I doubt I'll need to buy another analog switcher ever again and if I decide I need to add things I can always just buy more modules. The auto profile switching thing on the rt4k is pretty sweet too.