Switching manually to that input results in the rolling image with Sync on green enabled, no image without sync on green enabled for RGBCS, or black and white image with RGsB and Sync on green enabled.
So i have been told the guy who makes the Hydra Scart switchers does care to help make them compatible with scalers. He says they should only go from Games to TV. So I have connected mine from Scaler to Retrotink RGB2COMP converter and then retrotink COMP2RGB to convert back to scart and that plays nice with the Hydra. If anyone know what I could do my cables to make the signal work without those adapters Id love to know.
Where is the Composite Sync setting found? Thank you
Jon
Thank you Marqs.
Excited for your next release. Appreciate all your efforts!!!
I re-read the JunkerHQ document and see that the unit loads Profile or Preset 0 when powered on. I saved a base preset to 0 so it least its close.
If its easy to have it load the last, that would be a great feature.
That would be amazing! Thank you so much!!
I would love this feature as well!
Thank you for responding,
It seems that Discrete On and Off are possible, Who edits that code in the Github link above? Who would be the one to ask to maybe program P1 as Power On, P2 as Power Off, P3 to select Profile (Int) and P4 to be Profile(SD)?
Also is there a way to access this backend code while the unit is running, like through the JTAG or something else? would be awesome to control the unit via Automation like Crestron, Savant, etc.
What resolution is the output set to? You sure its set to use the CRT out not DFP? Im just trying to help. Im pretty new to OSSC Pro
Also, I just setup Wobbling Pixels profiles last night and I wanted to ask how we could load SD profiles from IR remote? Does the OSSC Pro have discrete on and off IR codes??
Last thing for now, is there a way to dim the display on the front LCD display? Its very bright in my dark theater while playing.
Thank you all,
Jon
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