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  • January 20, 2018 at 10:07 PM in reply to: TV compatibility report thread #18641
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      Sony XBR49X900E
      Tested with OSSC 1.6 running firmware v0.79a

      240p
      Passthru: Y
      Line2x: Y
      Line3x: Y
      Line4x: Y
      Line5x: Y
      SNES Passthru: N, No Signal
      SNES Line2x: N, No Signal
      SNES Line3x: N, No Signal
      SNES Line4x: N, No Signal
      SNES Line5x: N, Image flashes on and off screen. Sometimes the TV detects the signal as 1920×1079 or 1920×1078.
      If I change TX Mode to DVI the image is stable in 4x and 5x modes, but flickers like a strobe light.

      480i
      Passthru: Y, looks very good when you change picture mode to “Custom”, if you use “Game” the TV will use bob deinterlacing.
      Line2x (bob): Y
      Line3x (laced): N, Displays, but screen flashes continuously.
      Line4x (bob): Y

      480p
      Passthru: Y
      Line2x: Y, Video no issues, but audio cuts in and out when connected directly to TV. If I use my AV receiver the audio plays just fine, or use analog audio to TV. Also, linearity gets messed up when using this mode.

      September 29, 2017 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Program L336 remote with default codes #15539
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        You can use LIRC for linux or WinLIRC for Windows. Both use the same format for the remote config.

        As far as hardware, I made one of these with some parts I had laying around.

        July 27, 2017 at 4:20 PM in reply to: 720p line-doubled into 1440p #14106
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          From what I’ve read most monitors and TVs do a good job of upconverting digital signals, so you’d probably be happy with the OSSC outputting 720p then your TV upconverting it to its native resolution. Although I don’t have my OSSC yet so I don’t have any firsthand experience testing this.

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