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The amount of error isn't quite the same, but it's in the same relation to each other (like the Sega and Sencore are both polar opposites to the DTA and Roku). Then again, each sets tint control is different, so I couldn't say for certain, I'd need to hookup my scope and really see what's going on.
About the only system I can adjust is the Sega Genesis, but it would entail an adjustable oscillator on the Sony RGB to Y/C converter that's in it. (Well technically I use a 32X on my Genesis, and THAT is what generates the composite signal, not the Genesis--and it does have an adjustable capacitor that does modify the hue also, along with other things.)
It's either this or just get the equipment to modify the sources, and being the Sega is actually close to matching my Sencore, I'd have to modify something that's actually correct.
But it's beginning to seem like the only other option is the expensive soute.
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