I see a lot of talk about high output signal voltages (My oscope can certainly confirm the fact that it outputs 5V p-p instead of 1V p-p) and issues with sync signals, but no concrete details on what I need to do about it. I figure I need to whip up some inline voltage dividers to fix the first issue, and use some sync strippers on the inputs for the latter? But shouldn't I at least be getting something when I test composite video on the switcher? No joy. Analog signal stuff isn't my particular engineering forte, so I'm mostly flying blind here...
Based on other forum threads, I opened it up and reseated all the ribbon cables...no change. (And the interior is immaculate! I was very surprised by how shiny and new it still looked.) There's an active 5V p-p signal on the outputs, but nothing there...just a flat line on the oscilloscope.
I've got a sync-stripper SCART to BNC cable coming to test that... But if composite doesn't even work, I don't have much hope.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, because if this thing's hosed, I'm certainly going to try returning it and get my money back.
(I even tried tying that input to all outputs, just to be sure...)
