Since my monitor has no Scart I have tested it on my Philips HD TV (46")
MSX Turbo-R RGB->Scart Cable->Converter:
I think that the image from the converter is better then without it.
The TV seems to be applying filters in the input. Since they're targeted at natural images, they will cause the weird artifacts you see on the screen. And they also cause the awful lag that most flat TVs have.
Does your TV have a game mode? This should disable all unwanted filtering and reduce the lag to the minimum that your set can handle. More info about it here. BTW, doing this is recommended even when using your converter, since it will reduce the lag anyway.
hi there,
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we can keep msx alive. many thanks to Tecnobytes too. Keep going MSX !
Mika
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