/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2518804
Here again,
Just gonna throw it out one last time as I'm a little upset with the a few geometry issues with my screen, like the curvature and what not.

But if anyone could find any information on this tv and the service menu, it'd be greatly appreciated.

I've found very little online as the company went under and seemed pretty shitty in general. Closest things I've found were circuitry work, sus stores selling similar models service manuals, or a russian online store selling what I thought was a manual, but in russian and requiring circuitry knowledge to even make an account to download.

As I've said earlier, the screen curves a lot around the edges, and stuff like in the picture shown, where straight lines angle after a point (although not as bad as the photo insinuates, I think the iphone camera curves it more so) and thickness changes a little.

It looks mostly fine, but in motion you can really tell the curvature around the edges. Thankfully you rarely notice that in Melee which it's mostly used for.

If possible, I'd love to fix this. Shelling out the money for random CRT's or a PVM is something I'd like to avoid, even though I would love a PVM.

Is there anything I can do about these issues? I assume they're what you guys refer to as geometry issues.

As you can see the lines should be straight but curve a bit around the edges and seem to cut into an angle around the top third of the screen as well.

Looks fine in Smash which I use the tv for mostly, but the edges curving is really noticeable in an rpg like this.