Re: Green tinge on left edges

[Morris Newman]

Thanks for the suggestions guys but people are not understanding the problem
:-)

The tinging is not on the left or any particular part of the screen.

It's only on the left side of flesh coloured objects regardless of where
they appear on the screen.

Therefore it can't be interference from anything can it?

And everything apart from the TV is turned off.

Once again, thanks for the advice so far.

Morris

"The Gadget Shop" <gadgets@BLOCKkooee.com.au> wrote:

>try moving your stb away from the tv then... get a long vid cable, use a
>long power cable to another point. If it's only there when stb is on, then
>maybe it's not properly shielded. Also try putting a piece of thick iron
>between the stb and the tv - this should shield it (for testing). I had an
>old bbq plate which I used once to shield unshielded speakers that way...
>the magnetic field extended front and back of speaker box about 20 cm as
>far
>as I could tell by moving the steel and looking at the tv...
>
>Cheers, Jason (remove ... to reply)
>PC-Video-Gaming: http://gadgetaus.com
>MS Wireless Intellimouse $89

[Nath]

"Morris Newman" <morris_hustler71@nomail.com.au> wrote in message
news:420bf3a0$0$1256$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...
> Thanks for the suggestions guys but people are not understanding the
> problem :-)
>
> The tinging is not on the left or any particular part of the screen.
>
> It's only on the left side of flesh coloured objects regardless of where
> they appear on the screen.

Sounds like converence is out? Buy Avia and bring up white cross hatch
pattern. Or use computer and draw up white grid on black background image,
easy to do in paint.

[The Gadget Shop]

...sorry... yes, check your tv's convergence settings. Maybe it's a menu
option, but chances are it might be a screw adjustment inside and should
probably be done by someone with at least basic tech skills (or at least
disconnect from power and keep away from capacitors!)

Cheers, Jason
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