Sync problems with OSSC? about rgb-pi

[josswright]

To update: I was reading around this issue on other forums and wondered if it might be due to custom resolutions in the menu screen. I just loaded up Chrono Trigger in the SNES emulator, and my OSSC 'found' the sync once I'd entered the game itself.

It would still be amazing to know more about exactly why this happens on the RBG-Pi menu screen, and if it could be fixed, but I'm happy that at least SNES emulation is working!

EDIT: Looks like I was too quick. It did find sync once, but once I quit the game, and tried another I've lost sync on the OSSC, and it can't seem to find it again. I'd love to know if there are any ways to get this working reliably!

[josswright]

Okay. A final comment from me on this in case it helps future users.

I was relying too much on the OSSC's automatic scanning for inputs. If I manually set the OSSC to the correct input and mode (using the remote control) then it manages to find the sync eventually. It is still quite unreliable, though, so I would be interested to know if there's any way to improve this.

I imagine the OSSC must somehow be taking too long to recognise the sync that's there with the settings in RGB-Pi. I can confirm this as working for me now.