Here are some of the pictures of it hooked up to an LCD TV. I have tried two TVs and it looks just as bad on both of them. It's hooked up with RGB SCART.
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Hard to see, but both are lifted.
Thanks for the reply. On one TV switched it to Game mode and no difference. On the other TV, I turned the sharpness to 0 and it cleared up the "rectangular box" interference which you can see on the pink parts in picture 1.Konsolkongen wrote:I would try turning the sharpness on your TV down, a lot, as well as turning off any other image enhancements it might have on. Switch it to game mode if you haven't already.
That's probably what causes those horrible outlines around objects, which could very well be the reason why the jailbars are so exaggerated too.
Would that not just hide them? I want to remove them :/Konsolkongen wrote:Have you tried turning the brightness down a bit, so that the blacks match the sidebars of your TV? Of course, this is only a good solution if it doesn't end up crushing details
That's true. But I just turned the brightness down and it did make the jailbars for the colour black less noticeable but on all the colours it's still bad. On my CRT the picture looks fine however.Kez wrote:If "black" in the video is lighter than your TV's background, that usually means your brightness is too high anyway. If you are able to run 240p test suite on your Mega Drive, you can try to calibrate the brightness with that.
I'm pretty sure they are shielded but only their more expensive cables are shielded on every line. I haven't experienced them issues but I haven't really turned up the brightness.evil_ash_xero wrote:Has retrogamingcables finally started shielding their cables? I had issues with their Genesis SCART cords. Like, as you turned up the brightness, you'd have sound issues. It was lame.
I spy a YM2612, so it looks to be a model 1 pre-VA7 based on the chip layout.retrorgb wrote:This looks like the "RAM noise" we've been talking about. What revision board is your Genesis Model 1?