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You’re right. The picture is cleaner but ~~choppy~~ not crisp from TV being set to Full. That’ll have to be my Solution for the time being.
If your TV has a crappy upscale then you can look into external hardware, however seems odd this is making it choppy, does your TV have a low latency GAME mode?
With this cable it’s getting the signal as vga, so it’s “pc” settings. No lag or anything. And I meant choppy like lines and such. Should’ve said “crispness”. The game plays flawlessly on the tv with no output issues.
Sorry for the confusion.
You probably need to take a picture, you might be describing that the output is 480i interlaced where every other line is drawn and some modern TVs will render that badly. In which case it is a deinterlacing issue.
Take a look at this link some games support 240p output mode..
https://www.retrorgb.com/dreamcast.html