Thanks for the assistance. I tried both scart cables and neither works with OSSC Pro, but they work fine with the OSSC 1.6, so I will use the old one with with Atari ST and keep the PRO to use with my Apple IIGS and others. I also tried a Atari ST to VGA cable and it didn’t work with the PRO. The PRO just cannot sync with the STe. I updated the firmware to the latest release. Anyway, case closed 🙂
Both scart cables are supposed to be RGB to Scart but I don’t know if composite pins are connected. I would have to take it apart. I do have another Atari ST Scart cable from Cool Novelties. I will try that one.
Thanks for the reply. I tried a VGA cable that works fine with the OSSC but didn’t work with the PRO. Then I tried another SCART cable and had the same issue, but I changed LPF to (2.5) and the Atari GEM screen appeared but rolling vertically! I have no idea what to change to make it stable.
The PRO works with my other computers without any adjustments just like the original OSSC. It’s the weird ATARI ST video output that the PRO is no longer able to handle. If there is no settings fix, I will continue using the OSSC and use the PRO just for the C128 and Apple IIGS.
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