OSSC + VGA to HDMI adapter + RetroTink Classic = Flickery image

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  • March 21, 2020 at 10:18 PM #36468
    FriedZombie
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      It might be because I am using a cheap adapter for my retrotink but even by itself utilizing Dreamcast S-Video the colors are clearly misinterpreted, the Dreamcast signature swirl is blue instead of red, would sending this to StoneAgeGamer for a firmware upgrade fix both of these issues or would I just be better off to get a Koryuu to integrate CVBS and Y/C signals into my setup?

      March 22, 2020 at 12:11 PM #36476
      BuckoA51
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        The Dreamcast swirl is blue on PAL consoles and can be changed e.g if you have a region free BIOS upgrade maybe that’s it?

        April 26, 2020 at 2:21 PM #37260
        RTStu
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          I would recommend using an HDMI to Component converter when pairing the RetroTINK with the OSSC. I have tried several HDMI to VGA converters, and the results were always unstable (with a lot of noise/movement on pixel edge boundaries). Because AV3 has limited LPF options, using AV2 for signals being passed through the OSSC is a better fit.

          For AV3, I use a breakout cable to connect my 6th gen consoles via component – their output is a lot less prone to noise.

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