Do OSSC optimal timings vary from display to display?
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Tagged: CRT, gamecube, optimal timings
FirebrandX’s Gamecube profile of 480p line 2x looks good on a LCD TV I tested it with but on my PC CRT monitor I see no difference between using or not using his optimal timings. Are there optimal timings the CRT could benefit from?
Scalers do vary a huge amount between displays so that can certainly account for some of the discrepancies you’re seeing.
For a CRT monitor, you’re better with x2 mode and generic timings and letting the CRT do its magic.
I ended up just not using the OSSC for Gamecube for some reason it looks better plugged in directly to the PC CRT in 480p mode.
NewHome › Forums › OSSC, OSSC Pro and DExx-vd isl › OSSC – Discussion and support › Do OSSC optimal timings vary from display to display?
Tagged: CRT, gamecube, optimal timings
FirebrandX’s Gamecube profile of 480p line 2x looks good on a LCD TV I tested it with but on my PC CRT monitor I see no difference between using or not using his optimal timings. Are there optimal timings the CRT could benefit from?
Scalers do vary a huge amount between displays so that can certainly account for some of the discrepancies you’re seeing.
For a CRT monitor, you’re better with x2 mode and generic timings and letting the CRT do its magic.
I ended up just not using the OSSC for Gamecube for some reason it looks better plugged in directly to the PC CRT in 480p mode.
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