OSSC and Xbox One Hdmi in problem

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  • #24309
    BlueStinger
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      I’m on it !
      EDIT : No, I don’t hear anything, sorry.

      #24311
      LocoMJ
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        Thanks BlueStinger 🙂

        #24360
        Steo
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          I’ve had a look at this myself and I also have no audio, though I can get 4x where my TV usually only takes 3x via PC 1366×768. The issue here is that the game would need to be exactly 59.94Hz like the Xbox is outputting, otherwise you’ll get a frameskip every few seconds. It could be good for the likes of PS2, Original Xbox, Dreamcast etc. though, aside from the sound issue. I guess I could plug speakers into the audio port on the OSSC though.

          #24694
          marqs
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            I found a small bug in the way audio infoframe is set up. Feel free to try a test firmware with a fix for that.

            #43496
            sirbriguyofluge
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              The retrotink will work using the hdmi in on your xbox one and the one guide app. Both video and audio no issues, at least for PS2 but I plan to try others (saturn, genesis). Slight input lag but still 100% playable.

              #43582
              Zacabeb
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                Note that the Xbox One subsamples chroma to 4:2:0, which can be highly visible in some games. The RetroTink already subsamples chroma to 4:2:2 due to a hardware limitation in the video processor used, and whether the additional subsampling done by the Xbox One is a problem depends on personal preference.

                But it’s definitely not up there with the OSSC’s full 4:4:4 resolution. If you’re short on HDMI inputs for instance, a switch is a much better solution than going through the Xbox One.

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