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>>4864427
>literally any
No. Composite monitors are still better quality than a majority of composite TV's.

>>4864707
Wow, a PVM with a SCART connector
That's not very common. Good find, if the tube's not burned in with a timestamp or something.
>>4865408
Give me a photo or two; I'll tell you where the ground is.
>>4865509
That's a purity problem.
Make sure there's nothing like speakers nearby that are magnetic and could be causing interference.
That being done, try degaussing it first. If that fails, try rotating the rings on the yoke (if it has them.) Then if that fails and you feel brave you can unseat the deflection yoke, get a cross-hatch pattern going, and try to fix it with yoke adjustments.
>>4865571
Not with that crappy picture.
JVC gear is nice, but I bet that's composite only based on the lack of controls on the front.
>>4868654
Could just be that's an artifact that would usually be hidden by underscan
>>4869363
PSX
>>4870671
Show me a picture of what's fucked on it.
>>4871578
No
>>4875230
Could just be a trimmer dial on the PCB that controls vertical size.
>>4875434
That a PVM-1944Q? I have one of those. They are very nice.
>model III megadrive
Why?
>>4877497
Ask me because I have a PC CRT monitor (Trinitron, multiscan) I'm trying to get rid of so I don't have to recycle it
It's free if you can pick it up and otherwise it's whatever shipping costs
>>4877598
I successfully hooked a PC up to my 20L5.
You need to combine the horizontal and vertical sync pulses (IIRC a TTL XOR gate usually works.)
>>4877867
Most PVM's have shit speakers
Don't run audio through them
Problem solved
>>4878380
Looks beautiful. I don't like big pro CRT's because I prefer less visible dark areas between scan lines, but if you like that I'd go for the Mitsubishi since I don't know which 20" PVM you're referring to.
>>4878512
Don't use SCART unless you live in europe. Total waste of money and worse audio quality.