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It's rather more costly than the OSSC and for me I really don't see a good deal that it will offer over and above what I can already do with the OSSC.

Plus for me, the HDMI out on the OSSC is perfect for the displays I have which and easily allows me to share an auto-switching HDMI adapter with my Retrotink to get the best results for me.

I can't see any massive advantages, though anybody looking for something new does at least have more choice.

I think the major advantage over the OSSC is the "works out of the box". Don't tell me you have good high resolution through the OSSC, at least not without spending a lot of time on it ... ?

troed wrote: 29 Sep 2022 15:29 I think the major advantage over the OSSC is the "works out of the box". Don't tell me you have good high resolution through the OSSC, at least not without spending a lot of time on it ... ?

That's fair enough, though I don't use it for my STs as I only ever use VGA adapters and they work perfectly on my NEC displays, but for everything else (Mostly 8 bit, some consoles etc) I use OSSC and Retrotink and have no issues, the OSSC works out of the box for my needs, which are mostly 8 bit.