VETESHENM OSSC Add On Board, Dual Modes Line Double Smoothing HD Video Converter, Compound S Video Input for NTSC PAL Game Console, Compatible with Retro Gaming Systems Like NES, Saturn

Item Type: OSSC Add on Board Material: ABS Supported Consoles, but Not Limited To: for 2600, for Msx, for N64, for NES, for PlAYSTION1, for PIAYSATION2, for , for MD1, for MD2, for Saturn, for SFC, for SNK NEOGEO, for Super Famicom, for Vic20, for Buttons, Connectors and External Controls 1. S Video Input: Connect S Video (4Pin Connector) Source to This Input, Other Sources Are Not Supported. 2. AV Input: Standard Composite () Connector. You Can Connect Sources Like for Super Famicom, for Gamecube, for N64, Etc. 3. Scart Output: Only Output RGBS Signal and Sound Signal, Not Output Component and Composite Signal. Can Be Directly Connected to OSSC AV1 (OSSC Scart Interface). 4. Component Video Output: Output Ypbpr Signal, with Sound Output Interface, Can Be Directly Connected to TV or OSSC. 5. Sound Output: Direct Access to Sound. 6. Input Mode: Input Composite and S Video. 7. DC Jack Socket Power Input: Any Good Quality Micro USB Charger Can Be Used to Power the Ossc Add on Board As It is a Very Efficient Device. You Can Also Use a DC 5.5X2.1mm Power Socket. Note That You Can Only Connect to DC 5V. 8. Power : the Power off and On. 9.BTN0 (Menu Item Selection): the Input Key is Mainly to Select the Menu Item Displayed on the LCD. 10.BTN2 (Option Selection): the Functions Corresponding to the Menu Items. 2x/1x Mode: 2x on is the Standard "linedouble" Mode, Outputting 480p/576p. This is the Default Mode when the System is Powered On. 1x on Simply Outputs Any Input Signal Without Changing the Resolution. Smoothly On Off Mode: This Mode Adds a Filtering Option to Minimize Image Aliasing for 480p, 576p Output. Note That Smoothing is Only Triggered in 2x Mode. 11. Output Mode: This Mode Switches the Output Port of the Video. When the OSSCAdd on Board is Used with the OSSC, the OSSC May Not Receive the Signal in Time, Resulting in No Signal or Black Screen State. at This Point, Just