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It would also be unsuitable for movies! How can you watch a movie with the sound leading the video by 400ms!? Then again I see a surprising amount of people wa
by __david__ 15y ago
It would also be unsuitable for movies! How can you watch a movie with the sound leading the video by 400ms!?
Then again I see a surprising amount of people watching stuff with the aspect ratio set wrong. And a surprising amount of broadcasters broadcasting things in the wrong aspect ratio, so maybe people would just be oblivious...
- bigbird 15y agoThe TVs delay the sound to match the latency in the video processing. Very annoying if you have a computer attached with any sort of real time audio (microphone, guitar, etc).
- __david__ 15y agoThat only helps if you're playing your audio through the TV. But no serious home theater setup is like that…
- cstejerean 15y agoAny serious home theater setup allows you to delay the audio as well.