Anyone know if it has a very small delay (&lt;~50 ms) for use with musical instruments or gaming?
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I didn't do any exact timing, but I tried running a few iPhone apps through it (WatchESPN, Garageband, a pinball game) and didn't notice any significant delay. In particular, I couldn't see any noticeable delay between the video and audio on the ESPN app. I don't think you would have a problem.
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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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This is okay but I would get something better. This one delays when drumming actively. The headphone option is nice though.
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I don't know the specific latency time delay on this unit but I haven't noticed any noticeable latency when using my PS4 on an iMac.
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Yes. There is a very small amount of lag. I never noticed it till I just tried it. It's certainly not anything that bothers me.
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I use it for gaming. I have played Tribes Ascend, Trine 2, Starcraft 2, and the latest Elder Scrolls game. It is great. Folks have said that there is an input delay, but I don't really notice it. It is amazing. Make the jump. You will not regret it.I would highly recommend pairing it up with a adjustable desk mount (Ergotronics). I use SLI 460s and have not had any issues so far.
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If you adjust the delay time its fine! only problem I have with the track pad is If I drag my finger across it to quickly and across the whole thing is I use the Windows 8 functions of switching apps a mouse fixes it all
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There is a .2 second delay. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2405385,00.asp?tab=Specs
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most but not all. some of the settings like delay times have not worked for me, but most commonly used functions do.
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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.
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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.
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I'm running a Sonos connect digital out to Musical Fidelity X-24K DAC then MF XA-1000R integrated amp through B&W; CDM-1 Speakers - when I play music in party mode through the house there is no delay that I can detect.The rooms definitely overlap - we have a Play 1 in the kitchen which is open to the Dining Room where we have the Connect which is in turn open to the Family room where we have the Play 5. All awesome!
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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 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.)
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There's maybe a half-second or less delay. Something you definitely notice, but isn't a huge bother. In general, though, Bluetooth lends itself to at least a bit of latency, so you may want to go for wired headphones if you intend on watching a lot of movies or videos.
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There is likely no lag between your A-300pro and your sound card. The A-300 doesn't actually send sound. It only sends midi commands, and it is up to your computer to process those midi signals quickly and make a sound with them.Look to the program that is being triggered by the A-300 for ways to improve latency. Look for settings like buffer size, and lower it. If your sound card has options for ASIO, use them. If not, consider installing ASIO4ALL and instructing your audio program to use that instead of your sound card.
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Delay not really noticeable on either. It does not bother me as it is negligeable.