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Tv picture shaped like hour glass

For some reason my tv picture is shaped like an hour glass i cant for the life of me figure out why it worked perfectly fine a few hours ago and i turned it on now and i get this http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=700222415&size=o there arn't any options in the menu to change image demensions what is possibly wrong?

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The link you posted has been deleted, so I cannot see the picture you posted. If the sides bow in like an hourglass and the red, green and blue colors are still aligned then there is a horizontal width or pincussion problem, but if the sides bow in and the 3 colors have separated and are no longer anywhere near aligned then you have a convergence problem, both of which should be serviced by someone with experience in servicing projection TV's.

Posted on Jul 05, 2007

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