Is it true Android emulators have 1000 ms of audio lag?
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No lag on my shield with emulation of nes - Psx. Lag on remote play causes some sound to stutter or cut out buy that could be my PC or network.
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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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1000ms is 1 second, so no, but there is noticeable lag. I was able to adjust the video settings for one of the more popular SNES emulators and I got it to a playable state, but you'll never beat a real system with a CRT.
1799258
I use it with Logic Pro X and barely notice re latency. It's probably around 10 milliseconds or so with my setup.
2028460
Yes, but the quality is not that good and there is a lag in the output sound.
1181500
By lag I assume you mean doesn't match the video. And for one of the connections when my boyfriend was setting it up he said it did lag andlater he said it went away. I trust his opinion because he edits commercials professionally for a living and so he is somewhat of an expert. The fact that it doesn't now is baffling to me. I just dont have time in my life to fix unreliable products. I need to plug and go. Hope that helps some.
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I have only used the Mic with the Android APP (provided by Loftek too). It does not work very well, it's to sensitive to background noise and I have not been able to adjust it's sensibility. For IE and Google Chrome audio does not seem to work at all.
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I actually have not noticed a "lag" when using the mic as a listening device. One reason may be that I am using the headphone line-in on the mic and do not hear except through them. This is the only way to get a "clean" recording. Otherwise, the mic will pick up the ambient sound from your external speakers. However, there doesn't seem to be anything noticeable in the recordings.
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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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I know this question is old but here is an article describing 0ms input lag. http://www.projectorreviews.com/the-art-of-gaming/review-acer-h6510bd/
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NO, it still has a lag, especially after it has been synched (as much as 30 sec.) but mostly about 10 sec..
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No lag. In either mode. I suffer from constant connection problems and randomly the sensivity spikes 100x. Stick with what you got until their next wieeless
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the other device needs to have support for apt-x too. moreover, they need to negotiate the pairing instance as aptx. that is easy to see in Android logcat on a rooted device. that being said, when I want to listen tv via headsets I am using the telme2 pair of a toslink Bluetooth adapter + headset, both apt-x, no audio lag that I can notice.
871991
I have been using it to play old 8-bit nintendo games. I don't notice any lag at all (I have a 1 ms monitor). it seems to be a fast solution... just wish it were 4:3 aspect meh
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No, I'm running a Debian Stable live-to-install distro with the Trinity desktop (3.5.13.2) on it. Second try: with Exegnu, I got no sound except with the proprietary Catalyst video drivers for the APU. Sparky has a test ISO with TDE; it came up with sound using the open-source Gallium drivers, and that's what's running now. Games: the only one I play, the fan-game srb2, runs fine. The net-monitor Etherape is a bit sensitive to timeslicing with two browsers when our DSL connection heats up, but I get a 30 watt savings over the P4 that was in this position before.
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That's what I use. Of course, there is latency, but it works as I expected. Hope this helps!
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I have only used live streaming to android phone using Panasonic image app, but the sound is off and the video is jumpy
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This system is used for translation. There is no lag time. I use a higher end model if a different brand and would say of clarity...this is a good unit if you are exploring IEMs or using for translation. Much better than a low Freq. translation that sounds like junk.
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Well the New YouTube App for Android is pretty bad so i didn't upgrade. My wife did and its pretty awful, its slow and it sometime crashes (the old app have none of these issues). My browser was a little to slow for my taste as well so i downloaded the Dolphin browser on Google Play and it seems to be working fine so far. I'd recommend doing the same thing.