Achelon

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  • in reply to: Koryuu colours all messed up #51135
    Achelon
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      I know it’s a long time after the last post – but just in case anyone else has this issue, the problem was traced to bad connections between the OSSC and the Koryuu.

      in reply to: Koryuu colours all messed up #50092
      Achelon
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        “I guess you want to try composite for proper blending of faux transparencies?”

        Correct – I know of no other solution for this problem.

        in reply to: Koryuu colours all messed up #49714
        Achelon
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          Region is PAL. Clock frequency is unchanged from stock and Koryuu firmware hasn’t ben changed and thus is v1.1.

          in reply to: Koryuu colours all messed up #49561
          Achelon
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            Examples of what I mean:

            (Normal) Composite output to Sony PVM:
            https://postimg.cc/CdsT3rpj

            (Broken) Composite output to Koryuu:
            https://postimg.cc/75pWGSyH

            in reply to: Calculating H samplerate. #45706
            Achelon
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              Panasonic hack = on = no picture on the Panasonic!

              The effect is least pronounced at a H samplerate of 854. Going below 856 requires setting an HDMI VIC of 10! What a puzzler. I would love to test VIC > 31 but this does not seem allowed by OSSC firmware – which is a shame.

              I am coming to the conclusion that while this TV is very good for Film content it is terrible for gaming (not least because the motion blurring is severe). I ran some tests using my Anybeam laser projector and I think that its laser scanning raster system seems to more closer emulate a CRT and this may be the real answer.

              in reply to: Calculating H samplerate. #45681
              Achelon
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                Thanks for that. I could do with some more technical advice, but I’m not sure you can help to be honest.

                I am using the OSSC in Line 2x (Generic 4:3) mode with a PAL 288p linecount 50hz source and an unusual artefact is visible on the TV (Panasonic TX58DX902B) screen. Essentially there is some kind of vertical banding visible on the screen which I have determined is not caused by brightness variations in the panel itself. I have also ruled out the panel’s FALD feature as a cause.

                This evidently has something to do with the samplerate as the frequency of artefact changes as I alter it. Do you have any advice? See screenshots.

                Example 1
                Example 2

                in reply to: Kaico OSSC & BenQ EX2780Q IPS 144Hz 27″ monitor #45679
                Achelon
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                  ignore. replied to wrong thread.

                  in reply to: Help with LX3 mode on Panasonic TX58DX902B #23060
                  Achelon
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                    I tried the settings you mentioned and couldn’t get an image on the TV. Thanks for your suggestions though – is appreciated.

                    Regards,
                    Achelon

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