Somebody on reddit told me to play around with the timings. Does anybody knows how can I do this?
Hey guys, anything else that I can try? I feel like giving up on the OSSC :c
@furyofury Yes, I’ve been using game mode all this time and turned off features like motionflow and all that crap
I did some more testing:
1. PS2 with native 480p games have less random drops, I was able to play for 1-5 minutes with no problem same with Wii (tested with TX hdmi (RGB) on)
2. The console that seems to be causing more issues is the OG Xbox, with the xbox it drops signal every few seconds. I’m using the monster brand component cables.
I tested the OSSC with a computer monitor (asus designo 1080p) and it works with no issues at all (but I must force everything to 480p) so probably my TV is having compatibility issues? The model is sony xbr55x800e
@furyofury I tried that but it didn’t work unfortunately, its the same issue but with a very small image on my TV lol
@buckoa51 thank you. I was able to find it however, even after set it to DVI mode under the TX Mode option, I still get the same image drops 🙁 anything else I can try?
@viralicious: Yes, audio is dropped on both 48khz and 96khz same behavior
BuckoA51: Perhaps I’m not understanding your solution correctly but I checked all the options on the OSSC and I didn’t find a DVI mode. Also, something else I tested was using line 2x on 480p resulting in 960p. That option works fine for video but audio drops randomly. Please advice and thanks!
Thanks for replying. The Led does not turns red when this happens. I tried:
1. Using different HDMI cables (which work fine with other consoles)
2. Connecting my component cables directly to the OSSC from the consoles (ps2, xbox, wii) (without using a component switcher)
Same issue persist
I managed to upload a video in which the issue is happening very often https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdpBfMqYSSI
Previously I only used it with my SNES and it worked/works fine.
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