Does this introduce latency, specifically for gaming? I am highly concerned with any input lag introduced as a result of this product.
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Don't know. I can't see any effects of lag, etc. I only use it on my projection system for watching movies. If you are a gamer playing on a purely digital picture, I don't think you would benefit from a Darbee. It would likely look worse. Joe
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I'm not a gamer but you could check out this thread on Darbee.http://www.avsforum.com/t/1399154/darbee-vision-darblet
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I have had to set the voice sync on my Bluray player to 120 mS however, I'm running two separate HDMI paths, one for dedicated video and the other for dedicated audio so there is no path for automatic voice sync. I believe typical voice sync issues are at play in my system not video processor latency but I have never switched the DARBEE in and out to compare. However, in my research prior to purchasing I came across this article that describes some of the effects of using the DARBEE. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/df-hardware-darbee-darblet-review. In their testing they show the latency to be 16.67 milliseconds or less than one frame. I hope this helps. I have had to set the voice sync on my Bluray player to 120 mS however, I'm running two separate HDMI paths, one for dedicated video and the other for dedicated audio so there is no path for automatic voice sync. I believe typical voice sync issues are at play in my system not video processor latency but I have never switched the DARBEE in and out to compare. However, in my research prior to purchasing I came across this article that describes some of the effects of using the DARBEE. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/df-hardware-darbee-darblet-review. In their testing they show the... » Read More I have had to set the voice sync on my Bluray player to 120 mS however, I'm running two separate HDMI paths, one for dedicated video and the other for dedicated audio so there is no path for automatic voice sync. I believe typical voice sync issues are at play in my system not video processor latency but I have never switched the DARBEE in and out to compare. However, in my research prior to purchasing I came across this article that describes some of the effects of using the DARBEE. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/df-hardware-darbee-darblet-review. In their testing they show the latency to be 16.67 milliseconds or less than one frame. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Although I'm not into gaming, I don't see any latency effects on video motion. In addition, Gary Weber of Wide Screen Review rated the DARBEE very highly and without any adverse effects. The newest generation Oppo BluRay player incorporates the DARBEE DVP into the output phase.
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I have had to set the voice sync on my Bluray player to 120 mS however, I'm running two separate HDMI paths, one for dedicated video and the other for dedicated audio so there is no path for automatic voice sync. I believe typical voice sync issues are at play in my system not video processor latency but I have never switched the DARBEE in and out to compare. However, in my research prior to purchasing I came across this article that describes some of the effects of using the DARBEE. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/df-hardware-darbee-darblet-review. In their testing they show the latency to be 16.67 milliseconds or less than one frame. I hope this helps.
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To me, the lag time is virtually none. Very fast, in my layman's opinion. It also has a burst mode.
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I do not notice any latency now. When I first installed the keyboard and mouse there was too much distance to the usb transceiver. In that case there was latency and sometimes just no response at all. Once I moved them closer together, it has worked fine ever since. It seems to work fine with 2 to 2.5 feet separation but more than that is a problem. Also, the transceiver was kind of buried in the computer case and somewhat shielded by the case.
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I am pretty sure that I understand what you mean and the answer is yes. That is what I use it for. I am not sure how it will work with gaming, as I use it on a work computer.
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There is no lag going from composite(edit:component) to HDMI on the passthrough(although there might be a loss of quality. I haven't tested without it, it's been plugged in since I got it.) The capture has about 2 seconds delay.
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i'm using mine to connect from analog output Amplifier to my TV only in which mostly playing a DVD and karaoke machine. I didn't really notice lagging.
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There is a delay . . . . . . if you are looking for a gamers TV this probably isn't it. I have heard of people getting this TV down to 14 millisecond response time but I haven't seen it. I probably get 45 millisecond when playing GTA5 with game mode on.
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I'm not a hard core gamer - but I would get annoyed with 1 second of lag on any emulator (it would be unplayable to me). I've never seen anything even close to this on any emulator that I've run on the Shield. I have seen lag in PSX emulation on slower devices - but even for those, lag was adjustable (if you were willing to give up framerate). On the shield it hasn't been a problem.
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All of my Nagas have been wired - with the focus on reducing latency by improving the USB cable, I would imagine Razer's wireless mice tend to have a very low latency relative to others. However, my issues have come from hardware crapping out entirely and intermittently cutting out and back in. I would imagine the latency is very low...when the sensors are tracking movement.
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I have never got any latency. I use the Fast Track Pro with Mixcraft 5.Just make sure your hardware is good enough (proccessor and RAM).
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I've used it for gaming (both PS3 & PC) and I haven't noticed any lag. I've been playing FPS, third person shooters, platformers, etc. I've also used it with both the game mode on & off, and haven't had any issues.
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The lag is 250 milliseconds. Not noticeable unless you are looking for it. All Bluetooth has this delay.
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I only use this device with an N64. There is no button input lag or loss of picture quality.
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No lag. It is amazing. I am used to high detailed gaming on a pc so usually I notice the smallest amount of lag. Amazing reaction time.
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Hello Steve, Not latency problems just sounded bad and volume was really low. Plus it was a pain to get it to work. I had IRig support help me get it running. So after all that I gave up and sent it back. I just ordered the Tascam GB-10 for practice myself. Hopefully I won't have to send that back too. Good luck!
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I use my PS3 with this TV, I don't notice any input lag. It's a great gaming TV in my opinion.
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Nope. There is a substantial delay. If I'm recording a game or anything else you're seeing at least 1 second delay, if not more. If you're recording game you need to use an HDMI splitter to be able play in real time on a normal flat screen TV and capture the output at the same time. Of course the device can only capture component video. However like many users of this capture device, I use an HDMI to component converter device.