On Aug 9, 2004, at 01:18 pm, Peter da Silva wrote:
The KVM probably asctually stops the current, grounds the device to discharge any static or residual current, then switches it to another device, then switches the current back on.
The question is, then, would the S-Video switch boxes do this?
I'd hazard a guess at not but I dunno for sure. As S-Video carries no live line current, only low level signal current it is less likely, as there is a massively reduced chance of damage.
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