/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2002206
None at all.
The older version had some very slight chroma interference (in the Y and RGB lines) because some short interconnected wires weren't shielded and i only saw it on my USB capture cards.
The newer version is a very tight fit, as i replaced all the video lines with shielded wires and the interference is now so weak that i have to use a sharpen filter to make them visible.
The only thing i consider to do is to remove the S-Video over SCART feature as the DPDT switch for this doesn't have a great closed resistance and i think that i can't fit a bigger and better one in it's place. Sometimes it just doesn't have a great contact and i have to wiggle it.

On the backside is a chart showing how to set the switches for each system and does not include rare systems with this connector like some NES-101 units or the french NES-001 with it's internal PAL composite->RGB converter.