Jupiter looks delicious.
to me it kinda looked like someone took a picture of a donut like this. Then zoomed in on it to show itâs texture and then used it as a background.
check yourâŠeyeâŠits stone.
something like that
got this for a good price.
the dude seems broken, i would give him back 
Man I love akiba. Was able to casually walk into a store and buy a set of OBSF-RGs as well as snag an Hrap EX SE for 3,500 Yen.
I am so tempted too, but I just ordered a OSSC and about $45 in Magic the Gathering cards.
Ooh nice. Youâre getting v1.6 with HDMI & digital audio out! Iâve been waiting for that for a while.
Yep. Depending on how that go I might be selling off my XRGB 2 Plus to anyone interested,
Bu that is not until I give the OSSC a few rounds around the block to decide.
I heard Tvs are very picky with OSSC. Sometimes itâll work, sometimes it wonât.
On videogameperfection.comâs forums theyâre working their way through a list of OSSC compatible and incompatible TVs:
My Samsung KS8000 is a-ok!
I got a older Dynex HDTV with analog Passthough, it will handle 240p signals via Antenna Co-axial or Component video with some distortion.
My Tv did fine with my XRGB2 Plus that also just line doubles and pass the image forwards in 640 x 480 VGA.
it handled the out of-spec signals from my MVS board that donât put out a true 60hz video. So am not worried at that front.
And all the OSSC I need it to do is did what my XRGB2 Plus did but output in 720p DVI/HDMI.
720p is all? Thatâs 240x3 exactly. OSSC 3x mode will be perfect!
The OSSC only Line Doubles and Line Tripples. And it reads video scan line by scan line and not field by field so there less lag (nanosecond range)
So in many ways its like the older XRGB Devices, like the XRGB 2 and XRGB 3. But unlike the older XRGB2 and XRGB3 the OSSC outputs in HDMI.
OSSC can do line 4x (960p) and (if your 5:4/4:3 display supports it) line 5x (1200p) as well
Unfortunately, current hardware canât do 2160p. When something does Iâm going to be all over it like white on rice.
So SNES is the biggest problem? Not some obscure arcade board or GBI?
All the old game systems are out of spec for NTSC standards.
The SNES instead of doing a 59.97Hz NTSC signal does a slightly faster refresh rate.
The OSSC just passes off what ever framerate the console doing, so some HD TVs with strict requirements will not be compatible.
Neo Geo MVS Arcade boards have a similar issue (they are slightly too slow).
The issue by the way is with the TV and not the OSSC. Most Sony TVs donât like the out of spec Video.
Yeah but I was hoping there was one so fucked that it could be the one to test. As in, if this works anything should.
its a toss up between the SNES and the Neo Geo MVS. And I am not sure if itâs every SNES ether.