*Anyone out there tried one of these variants? I'm giving up and getting an OSSC!!* Check out my follow up video where I purchased 1 final GBS that worked better than all of them and worked fine on multiple systems! ruclips.net/video/5jVloBEkuTc/видео.html
I had an OSSC from Amazon, the good expensive version. It did not like switching resolutions, so that was a bit of a pain, then when I plugged in a gamecube cable (the expensive one), something terrible happened and both cable and OSSC stopped working! I got lucky and was able to send them both back for refund. Best thing would be to get a CRT but they take up room. When I need to capture or want the big screen, I use a retrotink scartx2. Hard to find in stock but it works perfectly, even with switching resolutions and has no lag I can notice.
@@gameshack1985 theres a setting you need to deactivate, it gets rid of the signal dropping out. i was about to throw this out until i randomly set a setting off on the wifi settings
Something to consider is a scart split, once you plug it in, you never have to unplug, and also give you the chance to connect many retro consoles. This is the way I set up my games. I have a scart split, then I have a SegaMasterSystem, MegaDrive, Saturn, PCEngine, etc, using the same OBS-C without unplug the cables.
@RetroRick1990 I have the best you can get and covered it in a video. 6 in 3 out, brilliant piece of equipment. All my old consoles stay plugged into my CRT permanently these days.
The SCART cable input will break 100% in case you plug and unplug cables on it. It is just natural to break. I have one OSSC and the OBS-C. No issues at all. The connectors will break eventually in case you unplug and plug cable many times…
I'm currently using a RAD X2 HDMi convertor for my Sega Saturn and have had no issues (its *very* sensitive though should you move the cable); I was using the cheap cables for a while and they seem to be 'ok' for a few months. My experience is to pay a bit more for a better quality cable. I honestly had good results downsizing screen size and now play my Saturn on a smaller PC monitor (with the RAD x2) and its looks amazing
@@gameshack1985 ah really? it does cut out from time-to-time but thats if you move the cable (most of the time) but I have had a mostly good experience ... I have issues with 3rd party carts still trying to find a Pseudo Kai thats works with my Saturn
I think it's just potluck on build quality and reliability, to be honest. Genuinely thought it was going to work a treat until it decided otherwise. I have notoriously bad luck naturally though...
I think it is a sync issue with the capture card. I saw a RUclips video on how the frequencies change on a console to console basis causing the issue you described. ruclips.net/video/coSa8bxtVK0/видео.htmlsi=FYp5LSzNkP2WYW5Y The ossc also has sync issues with some capture cards. I would do a lot of research into this before you purchase anything. Even retrotinks and rad 2x cables say not to work in conjunction with elgato even if most of the time they do.
I bought a second Mcbazel since I made this video and it works fine with multiple consoles thankfully! Once I've finished making the video I'll be putting it up!
@inderjeetuppal6462 it purely depends if the Ps2 game supports wide-screen. If you can set a game to wide-screen in the options, it will fill the screen and look correct proportionally. If you cannot set it to wide-screen and force your TV to show it as wide-screen it will look stretched horizontally and look incorrect.
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*Anyone out there tried one of these variants? I'm giving up and getting an OSSC!!*
Check out my follow up video where I purchased 1 final GBS that worked better than all of them and worked fine on multiple systems!
ruclips.net/video/5jVloBEkuTc/видео.html
I had an OSSC from Amazon, the good expensive version. It did not like switching resolutions, so that was a bit of a pain, then when I plugged in a gamecube cable (the expensive one), something terrible happened and both cable and OSSC stopped working! I got lucky and was able to send them both back for refund. Best thing would be to get a CRT but they take up room. When I need to capture or want the big screen, I use a retrotink scartx2. Hard to find in stock but it works perfectly, even with switching resolutions and has no lag I can notice.
@bzzvideo6058 I want the retrotink 2x scart but so hard to get!
@@gameshack1985 theres a setting you need to deactivate, it gets rid of the signal dropping out. i was about to throw this out until i randomly set a setting off on the wifi settings
Something to consider is a scart split, once you plug it in, you never have to unplug, and also give you the chance to connect many retro consoles. This is the way I set up my games. I have a scart split, then I have a SegaMasterSystem, MegaDrive, Saturn, PCEngine, etc, using the same OBS-C without unplug the cables.
@RetroRick1990 I have the best you can get and covered it in a video. 6 in 3 out, brilliant piece of equipment. All my old consoles stay plugged into my CRT permanently these days.
The SCART cable input will break 100% in case you plug and unplug cables on it. It is just natural to break. I have one OSSC and the OBS-C. No issues at all. The connectors will break eventually in case you unplug and plug cable many times…
Well my second one of these has worked fine and continues to do so.
Hello! I am in the PAL region and I am wondering what consoles this is compatible with? Thank you!
@jared_slouch395 I'm in the UK. It works with all regions and consoles that have rgb scart, vga or component input.
I'm currently using a RAD X2 HDMi convertor for my Sega Saturn and have had no issues (its *very* sensitive though should you move the cable); I was using the cheap cables for a while and they seem to be 'ok' for a few months. My experience is to pay a bit more for a better quality cable. I honestly had good results downsizing screen size and now play my Saturn on a smaller PC monitor (with the RAD x2) and its looks amazing
I've bought 2 rad 2x cables before......they were not impressive. I have videos up of my experience with them! 😂
@@gameshack1985 ah really? it does cut out from time-to-time but thats if you move the cable (most of the time) but I have had a mostly good experience ... I have issues with 3rd party carts still trying to find a Pseudo Kai thats works with my Saturn
@richfan10 my issues was the cable either not working, or giving poor quality picture similar to composite cables.
I have one, and it works fine.
Need to connect it to mobile as not done that yet, and I've no idea how to update as it's all new to me
I think it's just potluck on build quality and reliability, to be honest. Genuinely thought it was going to work a treat until it decided otherwise. I have notoriously bad luck naturally though...
@@gameshack1985I feel you man I have the worst luck with electronics. Especially when it comes to gaming.
how's latency looking? any noticable lag?
@DeMichel93 it doesn't have anything noticeable in my opinion. I do not measure it though like the super-geeks out there!
I think it is a sync issue with the capture card. I saw a RUclips video on how the frequencies change on a console to console basis causing the issue you described. ruclips.net/video/coSa8bxtVK0/видео.htmlsi=FYp5LSzNkP2WYW5Y
The ossc also has sync issues with some capture cards. I would do a lot of research into this before you purchase anything. Even retrotinks and rad 2x cables say not to work in conjunction with elgato even if most of the time they do.
I bought a second Mcbazel since I made this video and it works fine with multiple consoles thankfully! Once I've finished making the video I'll be putting it up!
How does it look with PS2?
Did you watch my follow up video? I covered Ps2, N64 and Saturn properly.
ruclips.net/video/5jVloBEkuTc/видео.html
@@gameshack1985It says your video is private for the follow up video.
@matthewjohnson9455 apologies, I'd cleaned up my channel a lot recently! It's back as public now, enjoy!
Why can’t you play it in full screen?
@@inderjeetuppal6462 I don't like stretching a 4:3 aspect ratio to fit a 16:9 TV...lot's of people don't.
@@gameshack1985 so a small tv 32” helps with full screen for ps2?
@inderjeetuppal6462 it purely depends if the Ps2 game supports wide-screen. If you can set a game to wide-screen in the options, it will fill the screen and look correct proportionally. If you cannot set it to wide-screen and force your TV to show it as wide-screen it will look stretched horizontally and look incorrect.
@@gameshack1985 so what should I do? Do I set it in tv setting rather than game setting?
@@gameshack1985 a lot of people recommend mcbazel converter and it only shows thin borders which is not near 4:3 but nearer to 16:9 ratio.