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Post by gjaky on Mar 27, 2019 15:23:38 GMT -5
MOOME didnt either. I tried to get it to do it on the RGB HV input with a Sega Megadrive, wound green gain up to max and contrast on max without an issue, its not the OPPO though, the PC does it as well just not as bad. It's clearly a fast settling issue, that's why you don't see happening in the vertical plane. Ie that bleeding takes a few ns to settle down which is slow enough to see at a single line at 1080P or the like, but fast enough to remain unnoticed between two scanlines, or at low scanrates like from the mega drive. |
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Post by Casethecorvetteman on Mar 28, 2019 19:58:40 GMT -5
MOOME didnt either. I tried to get it to do it on the RGB HV input with a Sega Megadrive, wound green gain up to max and contrast on max without an issue, its not the OPPO though, the PC does it as well just not as bad. It's clearly a fast settling issue, that's why you don't see happening in the vertical plane. Ie that bleeding takes a few ns to settle down which is slow enough to see at a single line at 1080P or the like, but fast enough to remain unnoticed between two scanlines, or at low scanrates like from the mega drive. Yes it doesnt happen on the internal pattern either. i wonder if its a port 3 related issue on the switcher |
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