Hi guys,
I got the first version of Light Mi Neo hdmi 1.4 Everything works ok but the latency in changing led colors are bad. The screen color changes and the leds follow after around half a second which is very annoying(the 3 options for reaction speed don’t change that latency) Is there a software update or access to some advance settings for the sync box that could solve this? Thank you
kind regards
Michal
Hi Jack,
see the video user conz03 attached in the post „Neo 2.0 latency issue“. The latency is the same (or maybe even worse) with Neo 1.4.
Also, please refer to the promotional video I mentioned in my earlier reply. I don’t see how uploading an additional video should make it clearer what the issue is.
Kirkstone
Hi,
had the same question and got the same answer. Doesn't make any sense to me and you should let the user decide what's most convenient and let them set the latency to zero.
I myself find the latency so annoying that I won't use the Neo with the main TV in the living room and mostly just as a lamp behind another TV.
The background lighting shouldn't distract you from the content shown on the screen - which the latency very much does.
I just saw the promotion video for the Alita here in the forum. Pay attention to seconds 14 and 15. When the red cape is in the lower right corner the backlight is dark blue. When all the red colour is gone from the TV screen all of the sudden the backlight is red all over the place. How exactly is that "softening" and eyes-friendly? To me it's irritating and IMHO not what a responsive backlight should do. Saw something similar in a 2.0 promotion video and can confirm this behaviour in the 1.4 version. I am sorry to say that with this I would clearly advise against buying the Neo or the Alita. I really wanted to get rid of my DreamScreen, but with this latency the Neo doesn't work me.
Can you confirm this behaviour is on purpose and not a technical issue?
Cheers
Kirkstone
Hi Michal.
Just got the feedback from IT, and said the slight latency exists for a reason. It evolves something like "Softening Algorithms". And the necessity to introduce the softening algorithms, or put it another way, the slight latency is to make sure when the onscreen content changes even rapidly , the lights will sync the colors and effects in a way that’s is eyes-friendly by making a softening transition by reducing the dazzling effects on the eyes if the lights flash rapidly.
There are three screen sync modes in the app:
●Weak Mode: fit best with TV series, cartoons, (advised mode for the young and the old)
●Normal Mode: fit best with movies, games, etc., (mostly used mode for most people)
●High Mode: fit best with games (advised mode for those who has high demand in synchronization effect)
Also you can refers to the video for easier understanding.