How To Check The Input Lag (milliseconds) On Televisions
How To Check The Input Lag (milliseconds) On Televisions
In this video I will show you a video lag tester that I will use in future video. This will insure the you have your TV in the correct mode to get the best performance out of your TV.
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https://geni.us/CUatVTh
A device used to measure the delay (latency) in which it takes a video signal to pass from the point of input until it is displayed on a television, monitor or projector screen. Commonly known as input lag, this delay can be a cause of many problems for users in many different fields, from the average home gamer to public displays and even specialized areas such the medical profession. Click here for info on display lag.
- Portable design.
- Very simple to use.
- Standalone hardware device.
- Provides accurate measurement within 1 millisecond accuracy.
- Powered by two AA batteries (supplied)
- Measures combined input lag and pixel response time.
- Works with Plasma, LCD, LED, OLED TVs, monitors and projectors.
- Very small and convenient to fit in your pocket!
Connection to Screen or Projector
The device features a standard HDMI connector on the bottom. You can use any standard HDMI cable or HDMI to DVI.
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How To Check The Input Lag (milliseconds) On Televisions
