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  • April 17, 2019 at 4:27 PM #25878
    nullifer
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      Hello,

      I just recently got my OSSC, I’m playing on a 40″ 4k PC monitor.
      Would you guys mind sharing with me your favorite settings for ps1 (through ps2)? Scanlines and such
      I’d like to bring down a bit of the jaggies if possible.
      Thanks

      April 17, 2019 at 6:06 PM #25880
      nmalinoski
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        You can probably get away with stock settings for the most part.

        You’ll want to experiment with the line multiplication settings for 240p and 480i to find out what looks best for you and what your monitor will tolerate. For example, 240p/288p line2x should work fine, but the higher the line multiplication you can go (especially if you can get to 5x@1600×1200, the sharper the resulting image will be.

        I expect 480i will be a bit of a pain, because few PC monitors are known to deinterlace; so your monitor may outright reject 480i passthru and line3x. Line2x and 4x for 480i, resulting in 480p and 960p respectively, should work; but those modes force on bob deinterlacing, which looks horrid. If your monitor will deinterlace and take line3x 480i, it’ll look great.

        As for toning down the jaggies, I think the only options you’re going to have are 1) use the lowest line multiplier that is compatible with your display, or passthrough, at let the monitor do the scaling; or 2) turn on hybrid scanlines, adjust to your desired thickness, and then turn up your display’s brightness to counteract the dimming effect of the scanlines.

        Just keep in mind that, if you are going to use scanlines, I think it’s ideal to ensure that the target output resolutions of the OSSC are integer scales of the display’s native resolution, otherwise the scanlines will be unevenly scaled, and you’ll get alternating thin and thick scanlines–it’ll look bad.

        April 18, 2019 at 1:07 AM #25881
        nullifer
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          I’m trying to mess with the scanlines currently, do you guys have some guide I could check out when it comes to the settings?

          I can’t seem to see the difference between horizontal and alternating scanlines btw, shouldn’t alternating be the square style scanlines?

          April 18, 2019 at 2:06 AM #25882
          nullifer
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            My setup seems to handle all Line multipling sttings btw.
            Is there any added latency to the higher multiplcation levels?

            April 18, 2019 at 3:37 PM #25885
            nmalinoski
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              There shouldn’t be any additional latency using higher multiplication levels, just the same one-line’s worth of lag.

              The manual for the OSSC is here: http://junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php?title=OSSC. Take a look at the Post-proc section for scanline settings. There are explanations, but they’re a little basic.

              April 18, 2019 at 4:18 PM #25887
              nullifer
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                Alright thanks alot for that link, it helped out a bit.
                I’m guessing there is currently no way to get the scanline thickness that comes with 240p passthrough on 2x or 4x mode though? I see no option for it.

                Also you didn’t tell me your personal favorite settings to use 😉

                April 19, 2019 at 12:40 AM #25892
                nmalinoski
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                  I prefer to use the OSSC’s default settings (although I do turn on automatic input switching) and no scanlines. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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