Connecting a DOS PC
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Apologies in advance as I’m sure it’s been asked before, even if of something similar but different.
I’ve been trying to capture the output of my DOS PC ultimately for streaming. When I switch AV3 (VGA, PC In), my TV reports the signal as incompatible.
What refresh rate is reported by the OSSC? If the PC outputs at 70 Hz, the TV as well as capture devices may not like the resulting signal.
They may also not like the output from an OSSC Classic or an OSSC Pro in pure line multiplier mode if the resulting output resolution is too far away from a standard TV or computer resolution.
If you have an OSSC Pro, using scaler mode and setting frame lock to 60 Hz should resolve the issue, at the cost of judder if the input has a different refresh rate.
I should have mentioned in my original post that my TV has a VGA input and that’s how I’ve been using my DOS PC.
I’ve heard that the OSSC can detect and display DOS, but it requires tinkering.
I have an OSSC v1.8 with firmware v1.2
So you’re taking the output of OSSC and using a DAC to get it back into your TV?
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