Dear Danne,
I've completed a long test. I used all auto-balanced MLV files without audio (like legacy RAW files) on 5D3.1.2.3. It seems to me (but I could be wrong) that Switch tries to correct the WB in ALL the awb-files, and I must say that 9 out of 10 it rocks, while 1 out of 10 is (again) very-very dark and blue.
I'd have some question (I've read all the topic, but some doubt remains):
1. Does Switch work well with both sRGB or AdobeRGB files, or it works better with sRGB only?
2. Is my "dark-bluish issue" due only to the awb set of my footage, or could be I didn't properly install Adobe DNG Converter? (I did just drag&drop the app onto Applications folder);
3. Anyway, outputting DNG, the bluish file can be corrected in Davinci Resolve's RAW tab, right?
4. Which is the difference between (m) and (ms) in Switch's Main menu?
5. Once in (m), I usually added only (15) to disable dualiso (my files are not dual-iso) and then (r), but now I notice the "disable vertical stripes in highlights" option. Sorry for the silly question: are there usually vertical highlights stripes is 5D3 footage? (Because I never saw them, but it could be my inobservance);
6. Which is the difference in quality terms between dng vs comressed dng? And if I want to convert MLV into compressed dng, should I add (10) compress dng, or (11) compress MLV?
7. (12) option says "uncompressed exporting": what does it mean? If I don't add this option I should anyway convert a MLV into uncompressed 14bit dng, right? Or not?
8. What is MLVFS?
Sorry for this big bunch of questions

Really thanks for your very kind help.