OSSC signal standardisation

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  • April 23, 2019 at 5:39 AM #25983
    b0nz0beavis
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      Anyone know a cheap and non-signal degrading was to standardise the OSSC signal? My OLED on ly accepts 2x by default and 3x with a tweak that wrecks the AR. So I’m looking for the simplest and most cost effective way to make my display accept the OSSC signal.

      April 23, 2019 at 3:17 PM #25992
      nmalinoski
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        I answered this in your thread on shmups:

        Depends on your definition of “cheap”, I suppose. The Extron DSC 301 HD works well–deinterlaces, seems to take any line multiplication method you can throw at it–but you can expect to pay $50~$100 (or more) for one, and you’ll end up with slow resolution transitions (3 sec using the HDMI input, 1 sec using an HDMI to VGA converter and using the analogue input).

        You could also try any of the HDMI-to-HDMI scalers on Amazon or eBay, but those all seem to fall into the same price range.

        Either way, you’ll be spending less than if you bought a new 4K display.

        April 24, 2019 at 3:25 AM #26001
        b0nz0beavis
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          Thanks for the reply. I’ve updated the shmups thread as twere were various other replies there also.

          For any users not also on shmups, happy to read your input here.

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