Newbie Help for SNES / SFC Setup

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  • January 6, 2022 at 10:14 PM #51072
    jdmx
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      Hello there. I received my OSSC 1.7 today and been reading and trying out stuff to get the best possible results. I updated the firmware to the latest one, too.

      So far I cannot say how successful I am. Here are some screenshots (from my capture card).

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      My guess it that it’s just the signal that is so frizzly at times from my very old unmodded Super Famicom console.

      Another weird thing i realized is that the audio seems to be lagging behind the OBS previews.

      January 6, 2022 at 10:23 PM #51075
      jdmx
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        Some additions:

        I am using the Scart port and the capture card is an Elgate HD 60S+. Audio only lags on OBS, not on the TV. I am planning to get the capacitors replaced, but I am not sure how much that will impact the image quality. I remember cutting some pins from my Genesis to improve the image signal since apparently the different modes were interfering with each other. I got no clue if that would help here as well and I am too much of a noob to just try it…

        January 12, 2022 at 3:03 PM #51200
        BuckoA51
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          Your capture is not bad and depends on what look you prefer generally. The Super Famicom is known to have a generally fuzzy image, it’s why people seek out the 1-chip consoles. You can try using the Reverse LPF (Post Proc->Reverse LPF) function to undo some of the fuzziness.

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