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>>1366520
Well, the left edge is spot on but the right edge is a little cutoff.

Here's my PAL NES + 24" Trinitron via thick composite cable.
I adjusted H. Size and H. Center to match the edges of the NES and all the other settings are set to give the correct aspect ratio (i used a testpattern with perfect circles).

>>1025327
Perhaps, but without any schematic it's hard to tell.
I need more information like the model number, because i can't really find that much on google.
It could help if you open it, and write down (or take pics) all the codes written on the chips.
Because some TVs (commonly 80's and newer) use ICs (Integrated circuit) to convert the CVBS signal (from the tuner) to Component or RGB.

My Sony KV-C2521D (ca. 1991) uses a TDA4650 to convert CVBS/S-Video to YUV, then it goes though a TDA4660 (Delay line for the PAL system) and then it goes into a TDA4580 (converts SCART RGB to YUV internally and then back), here the YUV gets converted into a higher voltage RGB signal (1-10Vp-p, typical are 3 Vp-p).
The higher voltage RGB signal goes through 3 transistor amplifiers to the CRT (last transistor stage is connected to 200V).