OSSC and Neo Geo AES problem

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  • February 5, 2019 at 3:25 AM #25080
    sdamike
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      Hi all, so I bought a new ossc and have it set up and working with most of my consoles (snes, genesis, saturn, etc). But when I went to use my AES I apparently have a issue, and I have no idea how to fix it. When I turn on the AES it will display on the screen, the game will play fine, but I get a bunch of glitchy green lines that flash, coming from the right side of the screen. I am able to get rid of these lines by going to line 4x, but then screen cuts out to black every once in a while. It does this with a scart cable or the component cables. If it matters its a component modded AES, like those ones on ebay, I think REI or something. (not my first choice, I got it with a trade, but it worked great with my crt set up). I also noticed my omega mvs will also flash those glitchy green lines but eventually after about 10 seconds they go away, weird.

      Any ideas what I need to do here to fix this? Both of these systems work fine, never had a problem with my old set up.

      Appreciate any help, thanks!

      February 6, 2019 at 1:33 AM #25107
      BuckoA51
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        What is the refresh rate of the AES, according to the OSSCs LCD?

        February 6, 2019 at 5:03 AM #25110
        sdamike
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          Bear with me, Im not sure which is which, on the bottom it reads: 15.59kHZ 59.08Hz

          February 13, 2019 at 6:46 AM #25192
          sdamike
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            Anyone?

            February 13, 2019 at 2:32 PM #25193
            nmalinoski
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              Could be a bad mod. When you lose sync on the display, is the LED on the OSSC flashing red at all, even if briefly? Or does it stay solid green?

              There’s also a trick that PS1 owners occasionally need, which is to switch inputs (on the OSSC) away and then back to their PS1, which, weirdly, corrects that sync issue; I’m not sure if your issue is related, but it’s quite easy to try.

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