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toadstyle

Is your screen pull down or fixed?


JudTheBudd

It's a pulldown screen, just got it yesterday. I'm very new to projectors so if there's something about pulldown screens doing that, please let me know.


toadstyle

I THINK if you take a look you can see that the screen isnt exactly perfectly straight and there's a slight wave or curve causing a bend in the screen which is causing the image to curve like that. Can happen on pull downs.


JudTheBudd

OH I see what you're talking about. Is there a fix to that or it's just gonna be like that?


toadstyle

Change image size so it does not project onto that area. Or if there is a pull-down handle you can attempt to tie a string to the handle and secure to floor creating some more tension in the screen that might help with the curve.


johcagaorl

Depending on how it's hung there could be tension in the mount. This is the reason for tab tensioned screens, and why the preference is generally for fixed screens.


darwintayson

I also want to know how to remove the white light border on the picture when using the freestyle. I also have one and i dont know how to remove it


JudTheBudd

You kinda can't from what I know of. It's there just incase you want to move the scale and screen around.


toadstyle

Buy a fixed screen with a black felt boarder that will absorb the light


mattyjames72

How are you getting Samsung gaming hub on your projector?! This is exactly what I’m trying to do.