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  • June 1, 2021 at 2:06 AM in reply to: TV compatibility report thread #47705
    paulsaltine
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      I meant to follow up myself, but I had a chance to test the NES, SNES, and Genesis on the 50 inch TCL 50S535. Can’t remember what 240p passthrough did, however 2x through 5x worked flawlessly in both generic 4:3 and optimized profiles for all consoles. The picture on the screen was in 4:3.

      December 2, 2020 at 3:03 PM in reply to: TV compatibility report thread #43335
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        I bought this TV a few weeks ago, I may be able to play around with it a bit this weekend and see if there’s anything I can figure out. I don’t use this as my primary gaming TV so it’s no problem for me, but it would be nice to have the option to use it if needed.

        November 8, 2020 at 10:42 PM in reply to: Capture card compatibility report thread #42703
        paulsaltine
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          I have a few questions for anyone else who may be a USB3HDCAP user. Bought this card over a year ago since it was reported to have excellent compatibility with the OSSC. While I haven’t had nearly the same amount of luck with this device as others, I have managed to get at least one mode working for each console I use (generally Generic 2x and 4x work, 3x is hit or miss….and I can only get optimized profiles to work for Sega Genesis).

          But curiously….I’m having a lot of trouble with my PS2 connected to the OSSC via HDRetrovision cables. The USB3HDCAP doesn’t accept 480i passthrough, 480i line2x bob deinterlacing, nor line4x. It does give a signal with the line3x (laced), however it continuously cuts in and out as if it’s having trouble with jittery sync (it looks just like when I try and use optimized profiles with my non-modded SNES). Doesn’t this seem odd? Plenty of other folks have said they’ve had no issue with the PS2, and I can’t understand why a simple de-interlacing would be so problematic. Playing PS1 games on the console is perfect though, no issues.

          EDIT: I must have screwed something up when making my “generic” profile. If I load an empty profile onto the OSSC the PS2 works perfectly fine in 2x, 3x, and 4x modes.

          February 9, 2020 at 4:13 PM in reply to: The curious case of Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble (Genesis) #35326
          paulsaltine
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            Yeah I don’t really have a good explanation to what’s going on. I also tried the game in generic 4:3 mode since that’s how I get my SNES to keep a stable sync, but still nothing.

            February 6, 2020 at 2:09 PM in reply to: Newbie questions (SNES, integer scaling) #35228
            paulsaltine
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              If the picture is showing up as fullscreen on your display it’s likely that your TV/display is taking the signal and stretching it to 16:9. Make sure your TV is either set to 4:3 or for the aspect ratio to be determined by the signal given to the display.

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