&Acirc;&iquest;Is there any delay in transmission? I'm planning to use it for tv watching.
171979
No, works great in real time. I watch direct tv while running using it. No delay.
1161217
Radio signal's travel at the speed of light. So any delay is in it being processed due to low signal strength.Distance is almost irrelevant in some regards though.
56815
There is no delay or loss of sound quality. I use it on a 2nd speaker to DJ for a tango group in a museum. The receiver is about 40 feet from the transmitting unit and I use AC power. I'm very happy with it. Hope this helps. J.R.
611579
There is always some delay when you are connecting with the transmiter. We are talking about micro-seconds when it connects. And it is olnly once wshen you aare getting connected.
1348138
I think you'll find that any HDMI interlink or switch will have a delay. This is an inevitable result of the HDMI / HDCP handshaking system.
121336
I believe in Game Mode it's 17ms of lag which is one of, if not the lowest input lag delay for any television on the market over 40". I bought this TV for video games specifically (I play tournament level fighting games such as Street Fighter, where every frame is important) and works like a dream. If input lag is your primary concern and gaming is the reason for purchasing, DO IT. You will not regret it. The TV is sexy as hell.
828426
No latency issues that I can see. You would have to set up some elaborate way of checking, but the box seems to do the job. One point of interest: the signal only goes one way (SDI to HDMI) and not the other (HDMI to SDI).
1174202
i'd stay away from it for now, not a delay thing, but a hotfix/security update or something for windows that installed at night, killed it.. As an alternative look for a vga or hdmi extension cable (depending on what your system puter has)
454637
The tv must have an audio out av connection. Some do but it depends on your TV. There is no delay.
1282037
I'm having the same problem. No issues with the component connection, but problems with the HDMI connection. It sometimes shows fine and sometimes shows no signal (or takes 10-15 seconds to change channel). It is perfect with the Component connection.Like the others here I have a Samsung HD Cable box from Time Warner.
565634
No delay... I have my directv and blu ray going in the port, out to a sound bar then to the TV. As soon as I turn on the blu ray, it switches instantaneously. To switch it back to the directv it takes a second or two with the remote and there is no delay if you press the button on the port its self. Hope this helps.
932403
There is a slight delay, maybe 1 second at most. I don't use it this way. I only capture footage from my DVR, and I have it connected with a 1x2 HDMI switch box where only 1 signal is active at the same time, which mean that when I'm capturing footage, only the PC receives a signal. You could hook up a 1x2 HDMI splitter which is active on all feeds at the same time, but I've found that those can be kind of unreliable and they are much more than I need for my particular setup.
932405
With my setup, there's roughly a .3 second delay between the actual feed and what comes out of the Colossus. I use the HDMI-in on the capture card coming from my Directv HD-DVR box.
89671
You won't notice the delay unless you allow the sound to come out of both the TV speakers and the BT speakers/headphones at the same time. The delay is small and you probably won't notice unless you're being nitpicky. I'm happy connecting to this with a Plantronics Pulsar 260 Bluetooth A2DP headset.
69339
Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual.
932404
I certainly haven't seen a delay in the 3-4 second range, but I never paid attention much as it didn't matter since it was just sitting there recording. Any extra time at the beginning or end could be edited out. I don't know that it would work playing a game from, though. It's not like having video plugged into a monitor. (I mention this because you mention having a game capture card.)
231400
I have only noticed a minor motion 'jerkiness' on a couple of TV shows, but I attribute it to my satellite receiver, otherwise Sports in HD and DVD viewing are phenomenal! I will look into the owners manual, to see if I can find anything. You say it is intermittent...for all viewing or on certain shows? Also, are you viewing via cable or satellite?