I've played with this for hours, and spend twice that in this forum looking for the answer... this is sort of a very exaggerated version what I'm seeing in dark, or black scenes:
http://www.aaronoz.com/raster.gif
The bright right edge stays no matter what the H size (via the remote) is. It also stays no matter where the image is moved (via the remote), so I'm pretty sure it's the raster somehow wrapping.
One post lead me to believe that somehow my G2 was up too high... so I reduce the brightness to 5, contrast to 0 and then reduce all the G2 knobs until it's gone, while looking into the lenses. Great I think it's all better!... then I put up my gray scale test pattern, and re-adjust the brightness and contrast, and voila, it's ba-ack. Now my brightness setting is simply higher than where it was, and I still have the problem.
So... I started messing with the horizontal size on the board directly under the green tube (R1). While this does reduce the size of the image, much like the H size on the remote, it has very little effect... ...So now I turn to the experts!
Any thoughts would be great!
BTW - I get this from my HTPC. If PowerStrip pushes it WAAAY to the left side, I can make it go away, but the image goes black because I just pushed the image out of the raster. I can push it way to the right, and make it REALLY bad. When I go to a 1080i HTDV source, it is also there.
http://www.aaronoz.com/raster.gif
The bright right edge stays no matter what the H size (via the remote) is. It also stays no matter where the image is moved (via the remote), so I'm pretty sure it's the raster somehow wrapping.
One post lead me to believe that somehow my G2 was up too high... so I reduce the brightness to 5, contrast to 0 and then reduce all the G2 knobs until it's gone, while looking into the lenses. Great I think it's all better!... then I put up my gray scale test pattern, and re-adjust the brightness and contrast, and voila, it's ba-ack. Now my brightness setting is simply higher than where it was, and I still have the problem.
So... I started messing with the horizontal size on the board directly under the green tube (R1). While this does reduce the size of the image, much like the H size on the remote, it has very little effect... ...So now I turn to the experts!
Any thoughts would be great!
BTW - I get this from my HTPC. If PowerStrip pushes it WAAAY to the left side, I can make it go away, but the image goes black because I just pushed the image out of the raster. I can push it way to the right, and make it REALLY bad. When I go to a 1080i HTDV source, it is also there.