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  • jbarnatt
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    02/24/2014 at 21:12
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    #5187

    Has anyone else noticed this? It’s perfect through the composite. When connected to an LCD via HDMI. I get a slight delay when jumping while, for example, playing Sonic. I actually have this same problem with the Xbox 360 version also.

    kitchuk
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    02/25/2014 at 09:48
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    #5210

    I’m using hdmi with an lcd and I do not notice any lag. It might be your lcd panel that has input lag?

    retrofredde
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    02/25/2014 at 22:31
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    #5224

    I’ve heard that HDMI adds a slight delay but in my opinion it’s not worth talkng about, I have my pi in a 2 step HDMI solution (pi-receiver-TV) and I still haven’t noticed any lag. Many modern TVs have a “game mode” though, a mode where all picture enhancements etc are turned off to get better response time. You should check if your LCD TV/screen have that and if it’s activated.

    jbarnatt
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    02/26/2014 at 03:41
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    #5232

    I hadn’t thought of it being a TV issue. Thanks for the help guys.

    jbarnatt
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    02/26/2014 at 19:46
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    #5244

    Hey guys thanks for the help. It was actually the LCD. I switched it to game and it it works great now.

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