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marqs.Everything worked fine one year ago, after a while I conncted everything again, Amiga 500 with SCART RGB to OSSC and I have no signal on ElGato HD60s with HDMI. Tried on a Monitor BenQ 2700U just to find out with another device and with multiple SCART and HDMI cables, passthrough and everything but it seems that No Signal came out from the OSSC.
The OSSC display says that everything is in SYNC and stable on the device AV1> RGBS 313p 15.63KHz 50Hz.
Firmware is 0.81a never update since I bopught it because everything workd well in the past years with the exatly same set up.
Only difference is that meanwhile I update to Windows 11, and update OBS.
Also tryng with ElGato software like ElGato Game Capture or 4k cGame Capture I get no signal or as I mentioned before direclty on a BenQ montor.
If I try with a HD converter instead OSSC everything works so I exlude a cable or ElGato Capture card problem.
Should I update the OSSC firmware?
Other suggestions?
TY!
Can you get the test card pattern from the OSSC to display?
No, I only get a black screen.
Is there a way to get them from the menu or the remote control?
No, I only get a black screen.
Is there a way to get them from the menu or the remote control?
Using the LCD, under “Settings opt” choose “Initial input” and make sure it is set to “Test Pattern”. Save your settings before power cycling the OSSC, it should then display the test pattern.
Ty,
tried, but no Test Pattern, result is always black screen on OBS or No Signal on Game Capture Software.
Sounds like an issue on the HDMI transmitter, or the connector. No idea why it would have suddenly stopped working.
Update the firmware to 1.09a, but now I get also NoSync as result.
Maybe is the wrong firmware?
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