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Mccobsta t1_j0h7d25 wrote
You need a component or rgb scart cable and depending on your TV a upscaler
LosRiaso t1_j0gisjd wrote
That's just how 16 bit games designed to be viewed in 4:3 on a CRT will look on a relatively modern TV. You could always upscale and/or look into texture packs if you're not playing on original hardware.
Regardless, a lot more info is needed before anyone will be able to give you reasonable advice. What's the set up?
Next_Assistance8494 t1_j0gkpi4 wrote
You need to get an ossc scaler for like 100dollars then probably a new cable as yours may not work (another 30) Or get a cheaper scaler like a retrotink But ultimately try and get a 13 14" crt and it'll look like it should
kotor56 t1_j0hg770 wrote
Their are emulators that can create scan lines like crt tv’s it isn’t perfect but can work.
RollLocal1804 t1_j0iuw5q wrote
SNES supports s-video output. That should give you better video quality. You just need a cable.
https://www.mountainouswords.com/mountain-air/snes-and-the-secret-s-video/
https://www.reddit.com/r/snes/comments/9wgiwl/good_svideo_cable/
[deleted] OP t1_j0gx00l wrote
The only fix for can think of it to turn the sharpness to 0 and turn off any post-process things on your tv. I kept an old CRT tv so I can play my n64 and SNES. These games were designed to be played on old tvs. Unfortunately older games have hat were designed for CRT tvs will usually look shit on modern TVs. It would be great t see them have a CRT mode.
FreshWrongdoerNo1 t1_j0gpr0g wrote
There is.. buy a newer tv asap
RespectYarn t1_j0ikliz wrote
Older TV*
mad_sAmBa t1_j0gs5ih wrote
Not really. Those games are meant to be played on CRT's. The best suggestion i can give you is to play on a smaller ( 18 inches for example) lcd tv with an av output. I play my snes games on that tv and they look ok, not as good as a crt but they don't look blurry at all.