📰 New article from RetroRGB
OSSC Pro Lumacode Profiles
https://retrorgb.com/ossc-pro-lumacode-profiles.html
If you’ve ever stared at your OSSC Pro screen and thought, “I wish this profile had a name other than ‘Slot 1,’” we have some good news for your sanity.
RetroRGB has just dropped a massive update to their OSSC Pro guides, specifically focusing on Lumacode-modded consoles. This isn’t just a dry manual, either; Bob has included pre-configured profiles for the NES, Sega Master System, and Atari 2600 to get you up and running instantly. He’ll be adding more as he tests new hardware, so it’s a living resource for retro enthusiasts.
But the real “chef’s kiss” here is a clever hack for naming your profiles. Instead of wandering through endless menus, you can actually rename your `.bin` files using Notepad++. By tweaking a specific text string at the start of the file, you can make your OSSC display custom names like “NES” or “ATARI” instead of generic numbers.
The Golden Rules for Naming:
- OSSC Pro: Keep it under 11 characters (or it’ll corrupt).
- Original OSSC: Keep it to 12 characters for the best display.
- Pro-tip: Always use Notepad++, never standard Windows Notepad!