Firmware 0.81
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April 28, 2018 at 8:44 AM #21214
Firmware 0.81 is now available:
* multiplication-based scanline method added
* hybrid scanline option added
* 640×400 preset mode added
* option for linking input to profile added
* LCD backlight timeout option added
* H.mask range increased
* Infoscreen display updated
* fixed applying of some power-on default values
* fixed optimized mode mask and position inaccuracies
* pre-ADC video gain setting addedThat’s a number of updates, and we’re now at the point where pretty much all the remaining code space (on -aud version) has been utilized with all the low-hanging fruits of size optimization as well used. It’ll be quiet for a while on the firmware front as some larger-scale solutions need to be experimented with to solve the issue.
April 28, 2018 at 8:48 AM #21215YEEEES!!!
Huge thank you.April 28, 2018 at 1:45 PM #21222Thank you for the updated firmware and features.
Will you be updating the online Junker manual explaining the new features for the uninitiated amongst us?
Ted.
April 28, 2018 at 1:46 PM #21223Anonymous
Can you please explain the scanline updates? Big thanks for the added improvements!
April 29, 2018 at 12:02 AM #21237Awesome, can’t wait to try it out tomorrow.
Huge thanks to marqs, borti, paul and everyone else involved in this major update. ^_-April 29, 2018 at 9:35 AM #21241* hybrid scanline option added
* fixed optimized mode mask and position inaccuraciesVery pleased about these two additions. I’ve been using hybrid scanlines in the beta version of this FW and I really like them. They look even better than standard scanlines imo.
Position inaccuracy was something I didn’t know was being fixed until I saw this today. Really pleased with that! Finally my Super Famicom doesn’t have a single pixel cut off on the left side. Looks perfect now.* pre-ADC video gain setting added
I’m curious for more info about this. I read the separate thread in the requests forum about this feature, and I understand it’s to compensate for the 1-chip’s blown-out colours, but using various colour test patterns and adjusting this setting, I find the default of 8 actually looks the best. Are certain models less bright than others? Or is the OSSC set to compensate for this by default? Or am I just crazy?
Edit: oh also super stoked about the display timeout feature. That’s bugged me for forever
May 3, 2018 at 11:23 PM #21328I just flashed my OSSC to this latest firmware and now although I am getting an image fine. I cannot seem to get any more audio out from the TV like I used to from the RGB AV1 port. Any advice on what to change in the OSSC settings? I tried all the usual make sure the cables are not half hanging loose etc..
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Got it sorted. Flashed with the wrong bin file. Needed the 0.81-aud.bin file and it’s sorted.
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