These working with an OSSC Pro on current firmware? Don't want to brick it.

I did the audio rebalance mod on my AV Famicom + NESRGB4, and the expansion audio sounds pretty awful with my Famicom Disk System RAM adapter. No clue what the issue is. Expansion audio sounds blown out and static-y, while regular audio channels sound crystal clear. Only thing I can't test in terms of new parts is the SMD cap, but it came from digikey so i assume it's good. Wondering if there's a faulty part on the NESRGB.

this sounds better than the emulator, damn

Hi, thanks for your tutorial. I tried your 5X settings for a 4K 65 inch TV and didn't work. Image was a big cropped on the Height square and the width was half way to the left position of the screen😢.

Do I really need to drill the vias? Can I not just remove the multi-out, solder mask the vias on both sides of the board and half way down the multi-out ground pins leaving only the tips exposed for the quick solder board?

Can you use this Super NT settings for the Retrotink 4K? I know there are CRT filters from you on the Retrotink 4K card. Does anyone know how to set hot the super nt for that? Thx 😊

So, im playing wild arms 1 on ps1 and i fid that the image keeps changing aspect ratio on its own. The image will automatically get narrower and wider while walkimg around. Any idea?

Thanks

for some reason I have issues with my system at 1080p, how do I get square pixels for 720p?

Hi, thanks for you video. Would you settings for the Genesis Model 1, match the Model 1 with a Sega CD addon attached?? I heard the Model 1 with Sega CD has a better audio.

I have an N8 Pro flash cartridge,should I let It handle the cartridge audio? Or Is the NT mini audio more accurate?

Hey are you the reason NESRGB doesnt have the Garish palette anymore? I really miss the Garish palette as it looked like the Player Choice - 10 colors. The new version NESRGB has 6 Palette but only 1 good the other 4 look so bland & theres a really saturated one thats not great either. Garish was cool.

What is better, to use autocrop with autofill, or autocrop with auto fill integer?

How’s your font so clear? I tried adjusting my font on my super nt menu don’t look as clear.

What game is this?

Hi, is this compatible with the latest version of OSSC?

Thank you for this! One question though, where did you get the 427.6 number from? According to the RT4K wiki it's 427.5. Is it possible to calculate this somehow to get a precise value? Also, can you please make a video about aspect ratio correction on the RT4K?

i got my ossc updated with the profiles but now it says no sync with a black screen i cant get any picture from it

What cable are you using because the image quality is so good ???

Sorry if this is a dumb question. Multiplying the horizontal by 8/7 through Paint Shop Pro in this 1080p video was for showing how the stretch works on a CRT, right? So if you happened to have a captured 256x224 SNES screenshot on your PC and wanted to present that on a website or video with proper aspect ratio correction, would you multiply the horizontal by 4/3 instead since most people are viewing on a widescreen monitor or phone? The dot clock rates page says "multiply the pixel aspect ratios by 4/3 if stretching the picture on a widescreen TV", so I wanted to make sure. EDIT: Or maybe I'm misunderstanding that sentence? Is it implying 16:9 CRTs?

Great video! I was wondering if anyone had a good recommendation for a high quality scart cable to use with my modded av famicom? Also does the NA zapper support mod mess with any features of the 2nd controller port? Thanks!

This will be a godsend for the PS1, which has something like five horizontal resolutions the console can use.

what connector was used for going from the fan to the PSU?

Where did the Saturn and SNES profiles go? They are not on the website.

I did not enjoy all of the building and such in 4, and I thought 3's quests were much less repetitive than both New Vegas and 4. Almost each quest had a its own storyline.

I dont remember the Fat Man firing multiple mini nuke grenades.

FBX playing Fallout?? Fuck ya

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Theoretically speaking, shouldn't you be able to do this with a piece of software on a desktop computer? Does the RetroTink 4K have like a special sauce that only allows it to work on it's own hardware? I remember seeing people in the retro community experimenting with emulating the phospors of certain CRT's and implementing it into RetroArch I believe.

Question. Is it possible to get something very close to composite colors from an RGB signal from a PC Engine using a EDFX via the Tink 4K?

Will you be doing one for the Analogue Duo?

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Please help my clip won't stay on. It keeps shooting off.

its not downloading

Lol thanks for this video I was scared to try using one of these I got for free bc I was worried I was gonna snap my downstem trying to put it on😂

Great video, but can you explain or show how to setup the phase? (especially the sub-phase which I'm not sure at all how to set?)

do you have a solution for switching optical audio between consoles?

Very helpful, thanks!

you can get integer scaling if you multiply horizontal by the first number, and vertical by the second number. this way every pixel is uniformly stretched.

Outstanding!

Is there a way to change my snes controller inputs for all games

Man, I got confused by thinking that the 8:7 Resolution Aspect Ratio was the same as the 8:7 Pixel Aspect Ratio (PAR). So in case someone is struggling like me, the Resolution Aspect Ratio is the image the Console generates [Square Pixels](ie SNES 256x224 is 8:7, Genesis 320x224 is 10:7) , which is wrongly assumed to be what you need to correct to 4:3, but in reality the CRT doesn't stretch the Image per se, it modify the length of each individual Pixel and that is what it's in the Dot Clock Rates Table, hence the Pixel Aspect Ratio [Rectangle Pixels] (ie SNES 256px is 8:7, Genesis 320px is 32:35). As a side note this PAR thing only apply to Analog/CRT connections, so with Handhelds this isn't needed since they connect to LCD/LED screens that can output at practically PAR 1:1 (pixel perfect, 1 square 1 pixel). The only exception is the Game Gear with resolution of 160×144 which is 10:9 like the Game Boy, but then the image is stretched to be 4:3 before outputting, so in this case you would need to correct the 160x144 as a 4:3 Resolution Aspect Ratio and not as a Pixel Aspect Ratio (PAR) so 144 x (4/3) = 192x144 and the PAR is (1:1)

What size clip is this?

Nice. This drove me nuts when I was younger. Btw, any chance we get OCD settings for the Analogue Duo? I realize the UI is much simpler than the other three systems but I used your other 3 to dial in all of them. Thank you for all the hard work you do with that stuff!

I was gonna ask "how the hell do you have a RetroTink 4X already?" then I saw the name of the channel xd Good stuff bro!

Wow. Looks great 🤩

Thanks so much for posting this as well as everything else you’ve done for the community! Love your NES palettes and all. I was curious: are you running a model 1 Genesis for this video?

Would the RetroTINK 4K work with the MISTer? I rotated a TCL 50 TV on a mount to play shmup's. MISTer does a fairly good job with the scanlines but they disappear when things move fast on screen. I'm hoping RetroTINK can solve that problem. Thank You.

Love those extra crispy pixels!

So clean I can't believe it's real hardware