For the record, the color patterns being compatible with the AVIA filters is not likely to be the important issue.
The problem is that the filters are designed for SMPTE color standards, and I don't know of a single television manufacturer that faithfully follows that standard (or many others, for that matter). I think the Princeton monitor from 4 or 5 years ago might have been an exception to that.
The only reasonably certain way of using the color patterns to set your color balance is to isolate the blue CRT by turning off or covering up red and green.
You might as well toss your filters in the trash.
The problem is that the filters are designed for SMPTE color standards, and I don't know of a single television manufacturer that faithfully follows that standard (or many others, for that matter). I think the Princeton monitor from 4 or 5 years ago might have been an exception to that.
The only reasonably certain way of using the color patterns to set your color balance is to isolate the blue CRT by turning off or covering up red and green.
You might as well toss your filters in the trash.