Extra AV out plus expansion

[RainerLeuteritz]

Got a extra AV out set the test pattern to 480i but still got screen tearing

Am I missing something in the settings

 

Got it can be closed

• This topic was modified 3 weeks, 4 days ago by RainerLeuteritz.

[RainerLeuteritz]

Now I don’t know how to get audio out

played around with the settings but nothing comes out

[BuckoA51]

what is your audio source and how are you outputting it?

[RainerLeuteritz]

I input from hdmi input

Than from the extra AV out the aux cable to the adapter

[RainerLeuteritz]

[marqs]

Is the HDMI source outputting LPCM 2.0 48kHz? In case it’s not visible/selectable, you can try selecting EDID for Pro that indicates support for nothing else.

[RainerLeuteritz]

got it to work

no clue how

magic

[Kekstier]

I think your audio jack contact was not correct in… i had the same experience, the 3.5mm audio jack plug have to pull well in the socket of the 3.5 mm jack, when not: no audio!
By the way: i rather prefer the VGA-to-SCART adapter from retro upgrades, because you combine the hv-syncs directly before you send that to the scart jack, so you can send RGBHV to scart directly… but this was your choice! 😉

[BuckoA51]

i rather prefer the VGA-to-SCART adapter from retro upgrades, because you combine the hv-syncs directly before you send that to the scart jack

A sync combiner is not necessary for the OSSC Pro as you can specify composite sync output through the menus.

[Kekstier]

A sync combiner is not necessary for the OSSC Pro as you can specify composite sync output through the menus.

You’re right, a important factor and nice feature!
But some sources tell me, that it’s better to combine directly “before” the signal enter the scart jack as I combine directly in ossc pro!
So I deactivate the combiner in ossc pro and the vga-to-scart adapter do the task! (I had the adapter before I got a ossc pro, so I want to use it!)
But the optical difference is very minimal… RGBHV as setting in ossc pro (so without combining) seems in my signal chain more calm and a bit sharper…

But my signal chain is also very specific… I use the AV-VGA-Extension to build me a true RGB signal via “VGA-Bridge” with my SCART-TV (which support RGB)!

• This reply was modified 1 week, 4 days ago by Kekstier.

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