Mikeyy00 wrote:bit dark though. I'm guessing we can't change brightness on the OSSC, I'll probably have to use my TV controls?
You can, go into the "Video in proc" menu. There are offset and gain settings for all three channels. This can be used to adjust the image (including brightness). It's not really useful until profile support is added, though, since you'd have to either do it every time, or save it and have it apply to all consoles unless adjusted.
Mikeyy00 wrote:Only issue I've come across, when selecting 3x, it makes the image full screen (stretched), I can change it to 4:3 manually on the TV, but only if I'm not using the TV's game mode.. on that picture type, it only does Full/Native, and Native at 3x is stretched. 2x doesn't exhibit the same issue.
There is an aspect ratio setting for 3x, and for some reason it defaults to 16:9 (IMO that's a bad choice for the default). That setting is in the "Output opt." menu, and the one you want is "Linetriple mode". The default value is "Generic 16:9", and you want to change it to "Generic 4:3".
Remember, with all these settings that I mentioned, the settings won't remain after a power cycle unless you save them. This, however, is also very convenient, because it lets you play around with any setting without fear of making some change and not remembering how to undo it. If ever you mess up your settings while playing with them, just flip the power off and on again. Boom, settings reset to saved values.
) that was a feature cut down framebuffer based upscaler that was meant to be paired with the OSSC I suspect most feedback would just be people moaning that it didnt include feature X / Y that was already a function of the OSSC.
