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spacetime66.
I was wondering if it’s possible to scale 1920×1080 to 960x540p with integer scaling in A-LM mode? because I have confirmed that I have been able to 960x540p working on my Sony HD CRTs via component and over-scan isn’t near as bad with 960x540p as it is with 1920x540p and according to the junkerhq.net OSSC Pro A-LM mode supports integer scaling but the current firmware doesn’t seem to do it for some reason…
thanks in advance
There’s no point reducing horizontal resolution for a CRT. To fix overscan, you can e.g. increase H.total from Adv. disp. timing.
Okay I’ll try adjusting the H.total next time I’m at my friends house who has Sony HD CRTs as my last working Sony HD CRTs just died but I’m going to try getting it fixed as soon as possible
NewHome › Forums › OSSC, OSSC Pro and DExx-vd isl › OSSC – Discussion and support › OSSC Pro : Is Integer scaling 1920×1080 to 960x540p possible in A-LM mode?
spacetime66.I was wondering if it’s possible to scale 1920×1080 to 960x540p with integer scaling in A-LM mode? because I have confirmed that I have been able to 960x540p working on my Sony HD CRTs via component and over-scan isn’t near as bad with 960x540p as it is with 1920x540p and according to the junkerhq.net OSSC Pro A-LM mode supports integer scaling but the current firmware doesn’t seem to do it for some reason…
thanks in advance
There’s no point reducing horizontal resolution for a CRT. To fix overscan, you can e.g. increase H.total from Adv. disp. timing.
Okay I’ll try adjusting the H.total next time I’m at my friends house who has Sony HD CRTs as my last working Sony HD CRTs just died but I’m going to try getting it fixed as soon as possible
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