Reply To: TV compatibility report thread

#10424
destinydoom
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    TVs:

    Panasonic TC-P42UT50B

    240p x2: YES (including SNES!)
    480i passtr: YES
    480i x2: YES
    480p passtr: YES
    1080i passtr: YES
    1080i x2: YES
    
    All the other modes: NO

    Unfortunately nothing changed since firmware 0.76 in this TV. But as a plasma TV I still highly recommend this one for the great response time and almost no blurring effect with fast scroll images compared with LCDs and LEDs. Personally I still prefer this one over the Samsung 4k that I also have, even it supporting very few modes as I showed above.

    OSSC fw. v0.77

    Consoles:

    NTSC Sega Genesis using SCART “raw boosted sync” cable from retro_console_accessories. I get 480i with Sonic 2 (2 players screen) adjusting H-PLL Pre-Coast=3 and H-PLL Post-Coast=3.

    NTSC SNES Mini modded with RGB Amp from retrofixes, using SCART csync cable from retrogamingcables. To get it working flawlessly, I adjust Analog sync LPF=30MHz and H-PLL Pre-Coast=0.

    NTSC Sony PS2 Fat using SCART luma sync cable from retrogamingcables (and also tested with genuine component cable, with same results).

    NTSC Sony PSP 2001 using genuine component cable.

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    SAMSUNG UN40KU6300GXZD (4k)

    Most of the modes works now in this TV (including SNES fully working!). Here the exceptions:

    480i in Line3x (laced)
    1080i in Line3x (laced) and Line4x (bob)

    No need Onkyo receiver anymore, works directly on HDMI port of the TV.

    TV firmware version at the moment: 1169

    OSSC fw. v0.77

    Consoles:

    NTSC Sega Genesis using SCART “raw boosted sync” cable from retro_console_accessories. I get 480i with Sonic 2 (2 players screen) adjusting H-PLL Pre-Coast=3 and H-PLL Post-Coast=3.

    NTSC SNES Mini modded with RGB Amp from retrofixes, using SCART csync cable from retrogamingcables. To get it working flawlessly, I adjust Analog sync LPF=30MHz and H-PLL Pre-Coast=0.

    NTSC Sony PS2 Fat using SCART luma sync cable from retrogamingcables (and also tested with genuine component cable, with same results).

    NTSC Sony PSP 2001 using genuine component cable.