> > Arcade LCD can do same effect, it uses a 42'' Makvision
> >
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAMnUkYXUsw&index=1&list=UU3IOB2Apdn7IJv8MtgFdwrA
>
> No it can't. You can try to simulate it with programmable shaders, but an LCD simply
> won't have phosphor and beam effects. It's a completely different technology.
>
> > So with a CRT TV how would you get the motion as smooth as that with the phoshor, i
> > am striving for the authentic arcade look in my retro games.
>
> Get a service manual and schematics, take it open, and adjust it until the games look
> right. This is a complicated procedure that requires you to actually understand how a
> TV works. It also involves precise adjustment of electrical controls and beam focus
> magnets. It's not simple and if you don't understand what you're doing you'll just
> make it look worse.
Ok thanks guys for the advice.
I am the original retro game dork.
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