If you only notice the delay when you play on Xbox Live and not when you play single player, then the problem is almost surely your internet connection. If you notice the delay regardless of whether you're playing online or offline then the problem is the TV and there really isn't much (if anything) that can be done to change that; you'd either have to live with the delay or look into getting a new TV.
A lot of people have liked this Pioneer speaker set: http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=204509050&loc=0 I ordered one myself because the reviews have been so good and the price is also very, very good. I just received it today and haven't been able to hook it up yet, but I can let you know what I think once I've got it set up if you're interested.
LCD's generally lag with gaming. Don't sweat it though cause everyone gets it. How about a link to your t.v.? comstrikeiscool
A time delay of four seconds is definitely not normal. A question for the original poster: it sounds as though it is just the sound that is delayed. Is that true, or is it also the video that is delayed? (As in, you press a button and it takes four seconds for your character to move on screen, or to move through menus and such.)
I had a similar question - are there any of these available as free files on the internet that can be burned to disc and played on the TV to help with settings calibration? Like free-to-use stuff (of course I wouldn't be talking about piracy or anything...). It sounds like something that would really help to get the best picture - something always seems to be off, whether it's the color or brightness or whatever.
Well, after reading around and doing my research, I decided to order one of the refurbished Sansa e260's! It really seems like it will be a great little device. SanDisk hasn't steered me wrong yet, so here's hoping I will have nothing but good things to say about it once I get it and have had a chance to use it a bit. I'll post here with my thoughts on it.
Hey all, I was just wondering what thoughts and opinions you folks have on Sandisk's Sansa e200 line of MP3 players. I'm thinking of picking up a Sansa e260 4GB because I found what appears to be a really good deal on a refurbished one - only $50 when new ones go for about $130 depending on the retailer. I have a Sansa m240 1GB from a few years back that has served me well, had very good sound quality and I liked the FM tuner. My only real gripes with it were the song capacity and the weird screen backlight that only seemed to turn on when it felt like it. The e260 would resolve these issues, and includes video and picture functionality and a built-in, user-replaceable rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. My m240 takes 1 AAA battery and gets pretty good battery life on it, but I would like the convenience of a built-in rechargeable. Anyway, if there are any other better deals out there that you know about (on any good player, not necessarily just a Sansa), or if you have any feedback or experience with the Sansa line then I'd really appreciate hearing about it.
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