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BuckoA51.
Finally got my 2016 era OSSC out of it box and tested…I’m a little slow over here! hahaha..
anyway, I’m happy to report line trippling works and tested with an SNES. Lag test, was slightly better than framemeister (Framemeister came in on avg 2.75 frames behind where as the OSSC was closer to a solid 2.0.) I’m running a 1080p Sharp Aquos 80″
NE-way…I was testing out Sega Saturn – Digital Pinball (Gladiator pinball), and the picture kept dropping. I know this game is 480i. I read something about ” hack (TVP7002 issue)”, I’m not sure if this game falls into that, or if there’s a known issue with it?
I did seem to have some picture drops on the SNES when I first tested, but those went away.
I’m not sure if I have to put a specific option on the OSSC for 480i games, or if there’s just a general issue with this game and the OSSC?
Any info appreciated. Thanks!
Ah right, not via some converter and into AV3 then.
My Saturn’s having some work done to it, I’ll try this when it gets back.
cool, appreciate what results you get. I’m a bit new at the OSSC but I like what I’ve seen so far. Digital Pinball really suffers from too much lag through the framemeister – if running through the OSSC I can stabilize the picture for more than 2 seconds somehow, I’d love to know.
cheers
Hi just following up – anyone have any luck with this one? Becoming a OSSC convert as of late (from Framemeister)
NewHome › Forums › OSSC, OSSC Pro and DExx-vd isl › OSSC – Discussion and support › Saturn – Digital Pinball –
Tagged: compatibility, ossc, saturn
BuckoA51.Finally got my 2016 era OSSC out of it box and tested…I’m a little slow over here! hahaha..
anyway, I’m happy to report line trippling works and tested with an SNES. Lag test, was slightly better than framemeister (Framemeister came in on avg 2.75 frames behind where as the OSSC was closer to a solid 2.0.) I’m running a 1080p Sharp Aquos 80″
NE-way…I was testing out Sega Saturn – Digital Pinball (Gladiator pinball), and the picture kept dropping. I know this game is 480i. I read something about ” hack (TVP7002 issue)”, I’m not sure if this game falls into that, or if there’s a known issue with it?
I did seem to have some picture drops on the SNES when I first tested, but those went away.
I’m not sure if I have to put a specific option on the OSSC for 480i games, or if there’s just a general issue with this game and the OSSC?
Any info appreciated. Thanks!
How have you got your Saturn connected to your OSSC?
hmm, via RGB? (running through a G-Scart switch prior)
Ah right, not via some converter and into AV3 then.
My Saturn’s having some work done to it, I’ll try this when it gets back.
cool, appreciate what results you get. I’m a bit new at the OSSC but I like what I’ve seen so far. Digital Pinball really suffers from too much lag through the framemeister – if running through the OSSC I can stabilize the picture for more than 2 seconds somehow, I’d love to know.
cheers
Hi just following up – anyone have any luck with this one? Becoming a OSSC convert as of late (from Framemeister)
No issues with the game on my setup, are you playing the PAL or NTSC version?
NTSC version
Using an NTSC console or a PAL with region free mod or cart?
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