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BuckoA51.
I recently just got my hands on a DVDO VP50 to use in conjunction with my OSSC, due it taking care of the OSSC’s weaknesses. The only issue being that I don’t know how to work the VP50 by itself. I plugged it in and managed to get everything setup enough to have the VP50’s menu on my screen, but when I turn on my connected PS2 the screen goes black and nothing happens. I’m not really sure what the problem is and there’s no real guide on how it’s suppose to be setup, so it’s possible I may just not have something right. I’d like to mention this is just the VP50 and PS2, I did try connecting the OSSC to it with an HDMI to see if something different would happen but the problem persisted. If someone could help me out with how this is supposed to be setup I would really appreciate the help!
They’re quite fiddly scalers to use if you don’t know what you are doing. I would check the output frame rate that you have it set to, using the LCD on front of the unit.
NewHome › Forums › General gaming › I’m Having Some OSSC and DVD0 Trouble
BuckoA51.I recently just got my hands on a DVDO VP50 to use in conjunction with my OSSC, due it taking care of the OSSC’s weaknesses. The only issue being that I don’t know how to work the VP50 by itself. I plugged it in and managed to get everything setup enough to have the VP50’s menu on my screen, but when I turn on my connected PS2 the screen goes black and nothing happens. I’m not really sure what the problem is and there’s no real guide on how it’s suppose to be setup, so it’s possible I may just not have something right. I’d like to mention this is just the VP50 and PS2, I did try connecting the OSSC to it with an HDMI to see if something different would happen but the problem persisted. If someone could help me out with how this is supposed to be setup I would really appreciate the help!
They’re quite fiddly scalers to use if you don’t know what you are doing. I would check the output frame rate that you have it set to, using the LCD on front of the unit.
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