[Laurent]

Thank you for the update.

I downloaded this file for GPIO 1.
File size is smaller than before (3.5MB vs 4MB).

N64 PAL input, scaler mode, 1920×1440 output.
Nothing changed, settings keeped, working as usual.

[Laurent]

I have a PAL FRA N64 with “official” RGB mod (missing CMS components soldered under the mainboard).
The problem may not come from the RGB mod but the PAL GameCube RGB cable I am using, which include some capacitors.

After trying all the settings, the best PQ I have obtained is with Scaler mode and “SL sharp” algorithm (resolution 1920×1440).
I think the picture is better than all the other scaling algorithms with post processing scan line enabled.
Thank you again for your help!

[Laurent]

Thank you very much for your reply.
I tried the LM Pure/adaptative and Scaler, all of them are unstable.
I have done some testing, it seems that setting “Analog sync Vth” to 60mV (default:120) resolve the sync issue, so far Super Mario 64 is stable 🙂
Maybe I will do the soldering if it can improve the stability even further.

Do you have any advices to get more accurate colors? I lowered the settings “R/G/B gains” to 200 (default:324) but maybe it can be better.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Laurent.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Laurent.

[Laurent]

Thank you, it works!

Now I can use my N64 PAL RGB moded on my LG BX OLED TV 🙂

I just tried Mario, but it seems to be unstable : TV seems to resync randomly, some time I completely lost the signal and need to reboot everything.

I saw the PAL profiles for OSSC, can you load them on the DExx?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Laurent.

[Laurent]

Great news, thank you for your reply.

Maybe you can also make use of the SDRAM for existing or new features?

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