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laddie.music2 · 14th November 2009

Hi, I have a 52inch Phillips LCD tv that is hooked up Via a black magic card on my PC for post production work.

Using Nuendo 4.3 and Cubase 5,

The problem i'm having is, the screen is slower than nuendo and cubase...
I know I can change the 'black magic' output which would effectively sync the LCD screen up with my session perfectly.

My problem is, how can I perfectly accurately test how slow the LCD TV is?

My friend said we could take a photo of the transport and and LCD TV in a photo and compare time codes.... and add how ever many frames to the Black Magic latency for nuendo.

Any thoughts and help is very appreciated...

are there any 'scientific devices' that can help?, i'd really rather not use the photo or 'eye it'

thanks
Laddie.

14th November 2009	#1
laddie.music2 Gear addict Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 375 Thread Starter	Using LCD TV for Post production Hi, I have a 52inch Phillips LCD tv that is hooked up Via a black magic card on my PC for post production work. Using Nuendo 4.3 and Cubase 5, The problem i'm having is, the screen is slower than nuendo and cubase... I know I can change the 'black magic' output which would effectively sync the LCD screen up with my session perfectly. My problem is, how can I perfectly accurately test how slow the LCD TV is? My friend said we could take a photo of the transport and and LCD TV in a photo and compare time codes.... and add how ever many frames to the Black Magic latency for nuendo. Any thoughts and help is very appreciated... are there any 'scientific devices' that can help?, i'd really rather not use the photo or 'eye it' thanks Laddie.