mCable Gaming Edition

Constant blackouts while using it with my PS4 pro and or PSVR.
I mean constantly like every minute or less the screen flashes black making it unusable ruining all game play. I feel like something is wrong with it. But others complain about black outs but not to the extent I'm experiencing. I do not use it anymore after Trouble shooting it for hours. Tried new hdmi18g/s cable and adjusting PS4 internal settings. So far all it's done is waste my time and money. Very unsatisfactory.

My cable arrived in a really neat tight packaging with prompt shipping and works great! Definitely improves color, draw distance, and rough textures in VR.
However on my microprocessor end the protective sleeve came off immidiately out of the package so its held together with tape, and when the VR loads new screens sometimes it goes all black and doesnt load at all, and sometimes to static like an old TV and the VR must be reset.

I have purchased this cable for PSVR gaming. According to other users, changes with a PS4 Pro are not so much noticeable, but I can assure that at least on a standard PS4 it works very well, bringing that extra power needed to manage the virtual reality. Anti-aliasing is awesome, really awesome, so all appears to be more clear, and it is easier to read the text on the screen. This is due to real extra processing power, not only a image filter. Also, since PSVR has no options for color or contrast management, the adjustments made by the own cable are very welcome.

Unfortunately, the price is very high and it can go up to 150 euro with shipment and custom taxes. Maybe you prefer to upgrade to PS4 Pro instead. But, if you decide like me to keep your standard PS4 or you just purchased a Slim version of the console and do not want to replace it, you musy know that this cable helps a lot. Also, please consider that this cable can be use with other devices, such as Nintendo Switch, PS3, XBox 360, Super Nintendo Classic Mini, etc.

Now two tips: in first place, please note that you will neeed a female to female HDMI adapter for PSVR use. Please do not buy anything under 5 euro, or you will see white flickering dots on the screen due to loss of signal. In second place, please note that USB power cable can be connected to a USB 2.0, BUT not on a hub, unless it has its own power supply.

And finally, a warnig: when a game passes from VR mode to cinematic mode, sometimes you can get a blackout issue, so the screen turns black and the chip do not find the signal. Change resolution from Automatic to 1080p can help; I have also noticed better stability when changing RGB range from Automatic to Complete (all this under screen settings on the PS4 menu WITH the PSVR turned ON, otherwise you will change the settings for your TV instead). In any case, this can be fixed by turning off the PSVR and turning it on again. Repeat the process if the screen is still black. Is is fair to say that this happens sometimes, but for me it is acceptable in change of the boost of performance.

My 720p and 1080p content look amazing on my 4k tv with this Upscaler, however I have to get up to unplug the usb power repeatedly to get the cord working because it can randomly stop working quite often. I assume it's overheating issues.

NOTE from MARSEILLE:
Please contact our technical support team at help.marseilleinc.com for any assistance and troubleshooting.

This cable is legit. I was skeptical of just how much another HDMI cable could improve the picture quality but boy was I wrong! This cable really cleans up the image on Switch games like Zelda, Mario Kart and Fast RMX (and soon Mario Odyssey). No more jagged lines! Colors have more POP! I was shocked at the difference. Kept switching back and forth between the regular HDMI and the mcable. This cable is legit! Expensive, but legit!

For reference, I'm using it with Nintendo Switch on a 75" Sony 4K TV. This mcable, coupled with the Sony 4K upscaling, really makes the Switch games look next gen, instead of last gen WiiU or Xbox 360.

It works! You can improve the picture quality of your PSVR with this cable. You need to connect the „Source“ side to the right HDMI-port on the front of the PSVR processor box, and the TV-side to the now available HDMI plug with a female-female adaptor.

This cable manages to eliminate almost all aliasing flickering which is left after upgrading to PS4 Pro. Not quite cheap, but it‘s the best and only way to squeeze out the most of your PSVR, image quality wise.

Looking forward to the next iteration with 4K and HDR support ;) :)

The dream is dead.

The cable was advertised as „up to 1080p“ and „120Hz, compatible with VR“, so I decided to order one and hopefully improve somehow the image quality of PSVR.

Today, it arrived and I set it all up correctly. Of course, in order to get a better image on the headset, the mCable had to be placed between the PS4 Pro and the PSVR processor unit.

However, there are some quirks I first ran into:
- The PS4 image is only displayed (processor box only turns on) when you turn on the headset. Before that, the TV stays black.
- When using the PSVR headset, the forwarded picture to the TV turns black, thus removing any chance for asynchronous multiplayer or spectators in the room

Well, I thought I could deal with this, but here comes the real kicker:
- When the PSVR headset switches from „cinema screen mode“ to VR mode, the headset somehow doesn‘t notice this.

The result is this: [url]https://twitter.com/StikeGamer/status/921376698968559622/photo/1[/url]

You get the unoptimized VR image on the PSVR screen on both eyes :(

I think the cable will work nicely with the Switch and PS3 and others, but any hope to improve the PSVR image with it is crushed ;(

[From mCable]
Please double check your settings and connections. mCable Gaming edition does work prefect with Sony PSVR. Please see this video for basic tips how to connect mCable with PSVR and improvements in video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGMkRHG1aPQ If you have any questions contact us at http://help.marseilleinc.com and submit your ticket to our technical support engineers to review and help you.

First of all, the cable is pricey, but the performance that offers worth the price. The improvement on the Nintendo Switch games tested was pretty noticeable. I only can recommend it.

Even after watching videos and checking out reviews I was still blown away by how well they work. It looks like you've enabled something around 4X MSAA, and for some console games that makes such a huge image quality difference.