Who still has a CRT then?

[Decider-VT]

Can anyone tell me more about 'geometry tweaks'?

What can you achieve, and how do you do it?

I have a 21" Trinitron and wondered if there's a way to fix the slight overscan I get with the Neo Geo.

You can reduce horizontal and vertical overscan in the service menu- just remember to note the adjustments you make to one setting and apply the same to the other (e.g. -5 for horizontal should have a corresponding adjustment for the vertical) to maintain the correct proportions.

[Atticus]

Thanks for the advice guys. I got into the service menu (I think) but didn't have a clue what I was looking at. Going to leave well alone until I know a bit more

EDIT: had a tinker, all sorted

[tokyochojin]

For DC surely a fast response time LCD with good scaling and a DC VGA box.

Thanks mate. Are any particular brands renowned for having these features? Sony triniton tvs are pretty easy to pick up second hand here.

[charlesr]

Just a guess, but:
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That has a 5ms response time, seems a good price and has VGA in. As long as it allows you to change the aspect to 4:3, it should look pretty good for DC games via the DC VGA box.

It also lets you plugin a USB stick or USB HDD to play media from those.

[redstar_dan]

I too have a Sony Trinitron. I use it for SFC, MD, GC and PS2. Although the MD and SFC get the most use from it. Love it I do.

[w?stling]

Much Sony Trinitron love in this thread.
I got two 21'' consumer sets (KV-21X5 and KV21-FQ10) and a 14'' PVM. I use them for 16-Bit, tate and PSX/PS2/Gamecube stuff.