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BuckoA51.
Not sure if this is more of an OSSC issue or RetroTink issue so I’ll post here. I recently found out that the Mini now has passthrough support. I decided I wanted to be able to multiply my NES into my OSSC at 4X for recording and be able to play on my Trinitron TV, but when I passthrough the signal using the HDMI to powered component transcoder method, my OSSC says no signal, but it works perfectly fine on my TV. Other 240p consoles work, and the RetroTink’s 480p works fine as well, it’s just the mini’s 240p passthrough that isn’t detected by my OSSC. I’ve also tried connecting the transcoder directly into the OSSC to no avail.
I’m having a similar problem. Using an mini > hdmi to component > ossc. When the mini is in pass through mode there no signal. I’d like to use pass through because ossc gives a better picture.
NewHome › Forums › RetroTink Products › RetroTink Mini Passthrough to Component into OSSC no signal
BuckoA51.Not sure if this is more of an OSSC issue or RetroTink issue so I’ll post here. I recently found out that the Mini now has passthrough support. I decided I wanted to be able to multiply my NES into my OSSC at 4X for recording and be able to play on my Trinitron TV, but when I passthrough the signal using the HDMI to powered component transcoder method, my OSSC says no signal, but it works perfectly fine on my TV. Other 240p consoles work, and the RetroTink’s 480p works fine as well, it’s just the mini’s 240p passthrough that isn’t detected by my OSSC. I’ve also tried connecting the transcoder directly into the OSSC to no avail.
I’m having a similar problem. Using an mini > hdmi to component > ossc. When the mini is in pass through mode there no signal. I’d like to use pass through because ossc gives a better picture.
Are you sure your transcoder supports 240p? Not all do.
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