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Other possible causes of delay

Posted by mnilan on June 15, 2009 at 05:14:49:
Webnick:
Yes, your delay could be a result of HDMI handshaking issues between the set top box and the display which is why you aren't seeing it when you use component. It could also be the HDMI cable itself - they get bent, stepped on, etc. I would check out another HDMI cable (buy or borrow) and switch set top boxes with TW before I would conclude that it's your DLP... Good luck!