I'm playing Rocksmith on my PS3 and I have my video going out via HDMI and my audio going out via a fiber optic connection. There is a small delay between the time I pluck a string and audio comes through my speaker system.
I've read in manual that switching to RCA cables for audio is best. Before I start to dig through my basement to find the original PS3 connector, does this remove the audio delay completely?
Best Answer
The delay is caused by two different factors. First, the television takes time to process the digital signal. Second, the game takes time to recognize the sound being played. The latter delay is unavoidable, but the former can be reduced by adjusting your television settings. Additionally, if the game knows exactly how bad the delay is, it can take that into account when determining whether or not you hit a note.
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