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RGB vs PAL

matty2003 · 2006-02-23 13:49:05

RGB seems a bit crisper, but it also moves the horizontal to the left a bit, i.e. I lose a bit of the left-hand-side of the picture. If only I had the old "horiz/vertical hold adjusters" that used to be on TVs. Why does this happen?

23-02-2006 1:49pm

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matty2003

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RGB seems a bit crisper, but it also moves the horizontal to the left a bit, i.e. I lose a bit of the left-hand-side of the picture. If only I had the old "horiz/vertical hold adjusters" that used to be on TVs.

Why does this happen?

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#2 23-02-2006 2:11pm

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Poor TV design. It can be adjusted usually internall on TV or via a service menu.

RGB is much better, no colour crawl on fine detail and no detail crawl on strong colours

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