What is the best signal chain to capture my setup?

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  • May 7, 2020 at 12:44 AM #37596
    the_leviathan
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      I was wondering what would be the best setup for my situation. I have my OSSC, My consoles via SCART/Component, my PVM, and my internal capture card in my PC.

      I’m looking to stream my console capture, but I want to look at the game on my PVM. I was wondering what the appropriate chain would be to make it possible.

      >scart to BNC adapter>PVM
      Would it be something like: Console>Scart>scart switcher
      >scart>OSSC>Hdmi>internal capture card

      Thanks in advance!

      May 7, 2020 at 5:01 AM #37602
      nmalinoski
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        If your PVM has BNC loop-outs, you could run the analogue video into the PVM, then run the loop-outs (if it outputs TTL, with sync attenuated!) to AV1 on the OSSC, then the OSSC into your capture device. If your PVM does RGB but not YPbPr, you could get one of Mike Chi’s RGB2COMP converters.

        If, instead, you have a newer gscartsw (one that can forward RGsB/YPbPr), you can route one output to the PVM and the other to the OSSC.

        If you don’t have either of those, you could run your consoles through your OSSC, then use an HDMI splitter, with one output going to your capture device and the other going to an HDMI to VGA converter (Portta makes good ones) going into an RGB interface (like Extron’s; to convert RGBHV to RGBS) going into your PVM.

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