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Believe it or not but we have a similar problem with CDROM drives (let alone any drives coming after). You can't disable the cache on most, and on many that cla
by ZoFreX 14y ago
Believe it or not but we have a similar problem with CDROM drives (let alone any drives coming after). You can't disable the cache on most, and on many that claim to, they lie. This slows down accurate ripping by a factor of 40X on some drives.
On the topic of latency I would also love to see a TV that didn't have any of the crummy video processing chips so many have these days. I don't need anything other than big screen, hdmi in, and no freakin' input latency please because I'm trying to play Rock Band and you are really messing things up! (You can admittedly at least disable this in some tvs... often by delving into hidden engineering menus. Sometimes you can't disable them at all!)
- nuclear_eclipse 14y ago> On the topic of latency I would also love to see a TV that didn't have any of the crummy video processing chips so many have these days. Many modern TV's have a special "game mode" setting that turns off all of this post-processing to reduce display latency. I use it with great success on my Panasonic plasma TV.