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I think the issue with the tv streaming example is that you’d have no idea what the lag time is, the delay would be two whole seconds but as long as the video d
by morabitom 7y ago
I think the issue with the tv streaming example is that you’d have no idea what the lag time is, the delay would be two whole seconds but as long as the video doesn’t skip you wouldn’t even know, versus moving a mouse around which would make the smallest amount of delay extremely noticeable.
- aloukissas 7y agoLatency is a thing for sure. But we're talking a few inches of distance that the signal needs to travel, so I don't think it's a significant issue. The latency when "casting desktop" to TV is pretty tolerable (to the point that I hadn't noticed it until I read your comment).
- easytiger 7y agoTry typing when casting for a visceral demonstration of the latency. Also you might not see it but that casting is generally very compressed video