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Old 04-02-2009, 11:41 PM
wilkes85 wilkes85 is offline
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Originally Posted by zenith2134 View Post
As far as bias is concerned.....when using the set-up line, display an all white image or use snow, with the color turned down, tint at half, autocolor off, bright and contrast at half.

The least amount of bias/drive necessary to get a bright white line is the way to get this done. Too little drive and it'll look washed out; too much and it'll burn away the CRT quicker.

Use of a mirror is key...also helps to make sure you don't get zapped when you're back there, trying to lean over the set to see the screen.
I tried adjusting the colour bias that way, but the picture is still horribly green. I got my other RCA right next to it, on the same channel as a guide, and I can't get it to look half diecent.

Is this just a sign of a worn out CRT? This TV is 28 years old, after all.
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