Is there any input lag added by the receiver that could negatively impact gaming with this device?
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Frances I was asked to respond to your question as an AVR 3313CI owner. I do not know definitively the degree of lag you would experience with the AVR, (I ma not a gamer) but I guess there could probably be some lag based on my experience with the having a cable box running through the AVR with a projector in the family room, and another cable box in the adjacent kitchen on the same channel; there is definitely a lag in the sound from the speakers on the AVR. Hope this helps, try calling Denon tech support: 855-693-3666 M-F, 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM est.
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If you are asking if there is any lag in game play, then no there is not. It works just like the controller is plugged directly into the game system. The extensions simply allow you to sit in comfort instead of having to sit on the floor or lean over the couch arms with shorter cords. I hope this helps!
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I have been using it to play old 8-bit nintendo games. I don't notice any lag at all (I have a 1 ms monitor). it seems to be a fast solution... just wish it were 4:3 aspect meh
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With the devices I'm using, I'm getting < 3s delay. I have the 4 port version and it works great.
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Dear Michael, Thank you for your question regarding our 501BN Premium 5 port High speed HDMI switch. The 501BN will not cause lag for game consoles. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product Support Email: support@kinivo.com Toll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486) Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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I actually have the same question. I can say that for a while I was using a HDMI switch and didn't have any difference in lag with it or a straight connection so hopefully this will be the same.
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It depends on why you are getting the lag. If it is due to your internet providers slow level of service then...no. You didn't specify what X-BOX you have either so all the simple "yes" and "no" answers aren't going to answer you question anyway. If your box has "G" or "N" wireless built in with at least WPA security then the answer is certainly no. Your box is already capable of the best speed it can get from your end.
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I don't play games much either. But I also have AT&T; and I experienced some lag playing online games. This little adapter helps, but if the games your playing require more speed than you may have to upgrade your service. Sorry wish I could tell you more.
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Haven't experienced any, I'm using it with an Alienware 18. I have 3 monitors and haven't had any issues with lag. Make sure your graphics card has sufficient power to run this though or you may.
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Noticeably, none; actually, in the milliseconds. If you use a good quality cable works fine. In several setups that I have used, I have never had to compensate fot it.
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I haven't noticed any. I am by no means a hardcore player. I play all the CODs online. I think any lag would be due to a poor internet connection since every connection from the 360 to the projector to the screen travels at the speed of light, a few feet of distance either way shouldn't make any difference.
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Not sure if the lag is due to the device or due to the non HDMI technology of my PS2 versus my HD TV. I did experience a lag using this device, but the game I was playing allowed for calibration, which although annoying, I could still play.
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No...the audio will stream just fine. You should not have any latency on the audio.
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I haven't notice any latency or lag in games I have a ps3, x360 and wiiU connected to this unit and it was working great until couple of weeks ago the the unit malfunction all the lights just blink and no signal on the screen.I contact kinivo via email because the unit was under warranty and in a couple of days I receive a new HS420 kinivo warranty was great I just hope this new unit don't die on me like the last one.Hope this help you.
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I'm assuming the picture lags behind the audio, which is fairly common with HDMI. Use the A/V sync feature on the receiver (it's under Audio Adjust); 40ms is usually a good starting point.
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With updating the firmware and putting the tv intl game mode I have noticed only minor lagging at time compared to before the firmware update. Turn off motion smoothing also helps.with studdering during game plan. Certainly not the best tv for gamers but overall game play isnt a nuisance either...
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Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual. Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth... » Read More Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual. « Show Less