Well I checked RGB Retro. They only talk about BNC- connected “broadcast monitors”
I have different issues. With SCART, I need a converter to VGA. With a CRT VGA, the pixels doesn’t matter much because VGA CRTs are variable pixel inputs.
I hear scart is combined sync on composite. To get pure sync for a broadcast monitor, I need a sync stripper.
Is it true that _VGA (blank being all future formats of higher definitions based off VGA. I would X, but there already is an XVGA) has separate vertical and horizontal syncs as well as being on separate pins from the RGB? So I need a sync stripper and a “sync sorter” to extract vsync and hsync.
Why VGA, because that’s the highest definition CRT I can get? And why CRT? Because milliseconds matter.
It’s not THAT big a cry if I don’t get it working upstairs. I’ll have a retro basement and a modern bedroom studio. No hurries or worries. If I don’t get an answer, I can cope with it.
Speaking of coping: there’d be a good ad campaign.
funny tangential off-topic thought bracketed off for the TLDR crowd
"Can’t smoke while in the office, Cope with it. Can’t smoke with kids in the car? cope with it… .
With Copenhagen chew and snuff."
(This is just a hypothetical campaign out of my mind said as a joke a long time ago, but may be relevant now PS. No tobacco company paid for this comment. So it’s technically not an ad for a brand of smokeless tobacco. WARNING: smokeless tobacco can cause oral cancer.)
Long story short, you need something that converts 15 khz RGBs to 31 khz RGB VH (VGA).
The GBS-Control (a mod on the GBS 2800 or 2820 boards)
The Scart Retrotink with a HDMI to VGA adapter
The OSSC with VGA Adapter
One of the older XRGB units like the XRGB 2 scaller