djpsykom1
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Sorry for the late response, I tried all the settings you suggested, and still had issues.
Cabling doesn’t make a difference. The problem is specifically with the Splitfire capture card.
Everything else I’ve plugged into the unit bypassing that card works fine.Using a Scart bypass jamma capture card, I’m able to get a stable signal, but it’s not optimal for my application as it degrades the signal going to the arcade monitors.
I just don’t understand why the old OSSC works fine with the Splitfire vs the new pro unit. All things point to it working fine, but I feel it’s something that you folks just need to get a hold of a unit yourselves and experience the issues.
It doesn’t matter what PCB I have plugged in, they all exhibit the same sync behavior. This is also tested with multiple splitfire units I have on hand, running in different cabinets. They all perform the same.
I had 2 spare unboxed units on hand, and they had the same sync issues, no matter what OSSC settings I chose.I’ll mess with Framelock later, and see if I can get you detail when I get home.
Mind you, I can use my current OSSC 1.07 (pre-hardware mod) all day with only capture issues with certain PCBs. (as noted above).
This is why I wanted to graduate to the OSSCP because I assumed the new generation will capture the oddball boards I have.
Now… Screwing around with the OSSCP and the slightly stable settings listed above, I was able to somewhat lock into an image through the OSSCP and the splitfire with Batsugun.
Testing the OSSCP using an old jamma capture method (one I was using to successfully capture Toaplan boards, and other oddities the old OSSC/Splitfire didn’t work well with),
this SCART adapter works fine with Line Multiplication mode and Scaler modes.
The sync distortion, and incompatibilities seem to only exist between the Splitfire and the OSSCP no matter if Scaler or Line Multiplier modes.
I’ll start with NBA JAM
Here’s my settings.
These settings kinda work with the Splitfire in Scaler mode.
You get consistent visual glitching and artifacting in this mode.
The below settings were pretty much the closest I could get the OSSCP to somewhat lock on to the signal from the splitfires.
Switching from Scaler to line modes, I lose picture or get intermittent picture.
I’ll be updating the main thread with my current capture configuration.CRT mode gives me a non-centered picture, and lower quality.
DFP seems to be more stable to the capture card, and also frames the picture better for all PCBs.
