[Velyks]

IR diode was dead! One fiddly bit of soldering later and it I now have a fully working OSSC again.

It would be nice to be able to use the two hardware buttons to fully control the device. Maybe hold btn0 to get into the menu, then bt0 cycles options, bt1 changes values, and hold bt1 to go back?

[Velyks]

Thanks for getting back.

No I didn’t. I’ve only tried it with several monitors after I found it no longer worked with the Magewell. I’ve since bought a cheap chinese USB3 HDMI capture card (The one in a blue anodized aluminium enclosure) that works with the cps2 hdmi with latest firmware but I can’t pull any diagnostic information out of it. I’d still like to get it working with my original one again as that cost an order of magnitude more and is far more capable.

I do have a scope (Rigol 1054z, 100Mhz) and I can try and get some readings if you’re able to tell me which pins to poke to see if the clocks are fine.

Is the CPS2 hdmi able to handle the kind of dodgy 5v’s you see in cabs? I’m wondering if having it in a cab where the 5v line could have been set to 5.5v or such could damage this.

[Velyks]

Sorry for the wait, I was waiting to pick up my OSSC from my friends so I could test that too.

The PC monitor that doesn’t work is the Dell S2417DG, the monitor that works is the Dell U2415.

I’ve just checked it with my OSSC (0.83a) capturing from my CPS2 supergun at x5line 1920×1200 and it seems to handle that fine, the FPS being seen as 59.66fps.

My capture card is seeing the OSSC 5xline 1920×1200 timings as:
Frame rate – 59.66 Hz
H Total – 2046 px
H Active – 1920 px
H fp – 54 px
H sw – 30 px
H bp – 42 px
V Total – 1310 lines
V active – 1200 lines
V fp – 20 lines
V sw – 15 lines
V bp – 75 lines

Edit: I’ve reverted back to the firmware you linked but it’s still no good 🙁

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