| Viper1 said: First off, 116 ms of TV lag is larger than normal these days. Secondly, a simple calibration option could sync the tablet to the TV by adding a X ms delay to the tablet. Third, a 109 ms advantage isn't as big as you think it is. You'd get far more variance than that just from your Internet connections. 109 ms is 1/4th the blink of an eye. So unless you can make like Hannibal lector and never, ever, blink, a 109 ms advantage isn't very perceptable. I bet if those videos were played full speed we'd never notice the lag difference. Especially if no one had previously told us a lag difference even existed. |
Adding delay to the tablet doesn't fix the fact that what you're watching in the screen have already happened.
109 ms of lag changes the rules in a fighting game. For example the average escape window for throws in Tekken is 14 frames. With that lag the throw escape window is reduced to 7 frames making it almost impossible to break a throw on reaction.
