Question:
How do you fix HDTV lag?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
How do you fix HDTV lag?
Three answers:
2016-10-26 09:12:29 UTC
once you've both instruments for both the PS3 or the 360 they are going to artwork mutually. yet for the Wii they don't look properly perfect. you should purchase the rock Band drums for Rock Band and Guitar hero Drums for Guitar hero international excursion.
link
2010-09-13 10:52:20 UTC
I'm not sure I understand "lag" unless you're playing online video games. The TV itself shouldn't have any lag at all. If your response times are lagging with online games, then you need a faster internet connection, or at least one with lower latency (smaller ping times).



But I'm not a gamer at all, so maybe I'm missing something.
Stephen M
2010-09-13 11:11:12 UTC
Digital TVs do video processing in order to figure out how to draw the picture on the screen, given that the input resolution and the display resolution are probably different.



Any decent TV will have a video game mode where that video processing is turned off. I have no idea if a Dynex does or not. At least on my Sony, if I remember correctly (since it isn't something that gets changed often), when I set up the inputs and tell the TV what each input is connected to, the input that say "video game" get no video processing done to them.



>My dynex is basically a knockoff of a older LG T.V. It doesn't have a video game mode. Also do you think switching my plug ins to HDMI instead of VGA will speed things up?



Then you are out of luck and there is nothing you can do. Changing to HDMI cable should make absolutely no difference.


This content was originally posted on Y! Answers, a Q&A website that shut down in 2021.
Loading...