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I did not notice any issue with my AES but my TV won’t support 6x.
A VRR flag is technically possible but I doubt it would be any help without actual VRR output. Does your Famicom/NESRGB have dejitter mod and do you have similar issues with other 240p sources?
Only with the NESRGB modded Famicom, which is not dejitter modded anymore, since I found I have no problem with OSSC on 0.X Firmware and the Retrotink 5X, but the dejitter mod clashed with the FDS RAM adapter (shmups). Dejitter modded SNES works perfectly fine and looks rock solid.
Another request that’s probably too late with the OSSC Pro around the corner is 7/6 pixel aspect ratio in 256×240 Pseudo 4:3 DAR, which would make AR identical to the RT5X and is the same percentage off as the 8/6 pixel ratio currently used in 4:3 mode (6.6%).
I tried version 1.06, with 6x, audio issues, with 5x or lower, everything runs fine.
Hello,
Would it be possible to make an option to have 960p in a standard 1080p window, 240×5, 480×2) and a 2560x1440p window for the 6x ?
Compatibility would be much greater! I only have access to 720p maximum…
480i Passthrough mode isnt working properly on the newer 1.06 software, I get a very zoomed in picture. Reverted back to 0.90 and it works fine again.
Hello,
Would it be possible to make an option to have 960p in a standard 1080p window, 240×5, 480×2) and a 2560x1440p window for the 6x ?
Compatibility would be much greater! I only have access to 720p maximum…
No this would need a frame buffer.
480i Passthrough mode isnt working properly on the newer 1.06 software
Did it work on 1.05 or earlier 1.0x branch? What console were you using? PS2?
PS2, and no, havent tried the other versions as 1.06 is supposed to be the best one.
So is it possible to have this option(frame buffer) or is the ossc not powerful enough for this kind of thing?
OSSC classic does not have a frame buffer.
For folks that asked, I wasn’t able to get a picture using 288p x 6 but 288p x 5 worked very nicely on my Dell monitor although the post processing effects were too pronounced to look realistic imo.
I removed the resistor and added the mod wire, tested with 0.90, working as normal. Updated to 1.06, nothing on the monitor, not even the test pattern. I think I may have lifted the pad under pin 25, is this critical? It’s hard to see whether it goes anywhere.
I’ve now fixed the phase adjustment bug but cannot reproduce the issue with YCbCr444 or 480i Passthrough. On the latter OSD was oversized which I fixed but otherwise picture was as intented. I had to recently optimize some code which sets checksums for HDMI metadata that could have affected these. Can you test v1.04 to see if YCbCr444 or 480i are present there as well?
@Robeena: it’s not critical. Can you try setting output mode to DVI or try fw v1.04? If that doesn’t help, you can downgrade to v0.90 for now without reverting the mod.
Here’s a screenshot of what I was talking about, the image has a pink tint when setting it to YCbCr444. Which is strange, as it didn’t do this on fw 0.90.
FW 1.06:
FW 0.90:
I just checked 1.04 and it has no issues with limited range.
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