The lag time is usually small though

around the level of detection which I was told was about 30 milliseconds. Obviously, if there is more processing there will be a longer lag. Some receivers and DVD players have a delay function. Most TVs don't. No, that's not Sony's problem.
Jack

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Topic - Home theatre a mess - ruxtonvet 03:17:42 07/12/07 (14)

The future will sort itself out in X+1 years - 4season 20:03:06 07/12/07 (0)

OF COURSE there's no stability in hardware and software for home theater. - jeffreybehr 10:46:27 07/12/07 (0)

Valid comments. - Jack G 05:31:49 07/12/07 (11)

"audio and video out of synch" - GTF 08:45:10 07/12/07 (10)

left out a crucial word, I believe!!!nt - Duilawyer 19:07:05 07/12/07 (1)

Don't sue me, don't sue me, don't sue me,,,,lease - GTF 16:51:06 07/13/07 (0)

I don't have the problem, that I've noticed - Jack G 09:02:41 07/12/07 (7)

It doesn't happen all the time. - GTF 09:32:23 07/12/07 (6)

OK, I just assumed if was due to problems with broadcasting - Jack G 09:53:15 07/12/07 (5)

If and when I find the articule about the timinhg issue. - GTF 10:13:56 07/12/07 (4)

I see the picture stall, and start up again, in other words, the stations - Duilawyer 19:10:02 07/12/07 (3)

NBCHD The station of mediocrity. - GTF 05:40:14 07/13/07 (0)

Out of Synch caused by digital processing at station and at set. - ruxtonvet 21:47:57 07/12/07 (1)

The lag time is usually small though - Jack G 04:49:32 07/13/07 (0)

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