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Old 02-03-2008, 04:28 PM   #1
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When I play my wii on my hdtv, there is a considerable amount of lag with the remote. Like when i move it across the screen, it doesn't move at the exact time creating a whiplash effect. And even the buttons too-when i press one, the action doesn't happen until a half a second later. I switched some kind of setting on the tv and it got a little better though. However, when i use my standard tv, it plays so much better and is spot on. Does anyone know the cause of this and if maybe buying the component cables will help?
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It's the TV, although not all have a noticable lag.

Some TV's have a "game" mode or something like that to reduce the lag. Check your TV manual.
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Component cables will help. Any game will work better EXCEPT Guitar Hero 3.
GH3 is ****ing unplayable. It's ridiculous. I'm still annoyed over it because I called 4532748392748392 stores to find that game and now I can't play it properly. Whatever.
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Doesn't Guitar Hero have configuration settings specifically for dealing with lag?
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