Pal PS1 OSSC 314p no image

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  • #49964
    hgknapper
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      I cant really find much info on how to fix but basically from what i can find online the pal ps1 sends a wonky signal that TVs sometimes find hard to read. I have sony bravia tv and so far i cannot find a way to get picture out i only just got the OSSC and really am just shooting in the dark using a Scart cable from the ps1 and direct into the TV i get the menu but when i put in a game like odd world bam only audio. I have updated the firmware to the newest is there any fixes people know about?

      #50006
      Harrumph
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        Yeah, PAL PS1 has an extra line compared to normal 50Hz 288p signal (314 instead of 313). This causes problems on several displays because the excess lines (when line-multiplied) is not tolerated. Some Sony TVs will not except this (W series from a few years back especially).

        You can try the Panasonic hack, under Compatibility in the menu, but I think it won’t help on a Sony (doesn’t help on all Panasonics even).
        junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php?title=OSSC#Compatibility

        Otherwise, I’m afraid you’re pretty screwed. You could try 60Hz mode if you have a modded PS1 (requires NTSC discs or ODE though).

        #50178
        Furyofury
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          no need for 60hz mod for the ps1 pal. if the game is pal (50hz) it displays in 50hz, if it is a 60hz game (ntsc) it will display 60hz
          I have a 40w705c tv so very sensitive, taking only x2 maximum whatever the consoles (sms2, md1, md2, mcd2, saturn, dreamcast, ps1, ps2, xbox og, all pal)
          for the ps1 I use the profiles found on the forum and it works.

          OSSC Profiles for PAL users

          #50187
          BuckoA51
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            “no need for 60hz mod for the ps1 pal. if the game is pal (50hz) it displays in 50hz, if it is a 60hz game (ntsc) it will display 60hz”

            60hz on a PAL PS1 is very far off spec (something like 59.10 I think) and not tolerated by many HDTVs, at least not with a smooth picture.

            OP can try the optimal profiles by all means but the underlying problem remains so they probably won’t help in his case.

            #50193
            hgknapper
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              My plan is to get a GBS C for the PS1 now i think it might be able to sort it out

              #50202
              BuckoA51
              Keymaster

                Any scaler with a frame buffer can likely work round this problem at the cost of a small amount of input lag.

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