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      Thank you so much for the quick response and willingness to look into this—really appreciate your support!

      To clarify the connection setup: I’m using a direct HDMI cable from the MiSTer’s HDMI port to the OSSC Pro’s HDMI input, with absolutely no adapters (HDMI-to-VGA, analog converters, or signal boosters) in the chain.

      in reply to: OSSC Pro firmware v0.75 #61553
      vess
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        yes,please give a guide ,how can i make a right setting basis on above.

        in reply to: OSSC Pro firmware v0.75 #61541
        vess
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          hello,marqs.after recevied your reply ,i double check with 0.75 firm ware.this time no proble,maybe  i have some mistake with my operation.

          Regarding A-LM,the source is psp.in adaptive LM opt,i choose 480-512mode with psp 480 x 272 and 480p proc 2560×1440(line3x).may i get a flawless full screen picture with this setting?

          in reply to: OSSC Pro firmware v0.75 #61540
          vess
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            hello,marqs.after recevied your reply ,i double check with 0.75 firm ware.this time no proble,maybe  i have some mistake with my operation.

            Regarding A-LM,the source is psp.in adaptive LM opt,i choose 480-512mode with psp 480 x 272 and 480p proc 2560×1440(line3x).may i get a flawless full screen picture with this setting?

            in reply to: OSSC Pro firmware v0.75 #61530
            vess
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              hello.psp scaler mode with 0.75 has graphics broken.and i have tested 0.74 no problem.

              please check.

              btw,i can not get a full screen picture with a-lm mode.there is always black border on the right and left of screen,meantime the bottom and top are sliced.need comments.

              vess
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                yeah,setting the output opt -> adv. display timing” and set v.active to 1344 (=3*448) for the selected 1440p mode.

                this is do useful and resovle my problem.

                thanks marqs

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