Anyone Use Retrotink?

[grantopia]

Long story short, I'm looking for a solution to hook up my 16-bit consoles to an HDTV in my living room and eliminate the horrific button input lag that happens when you run it directly to the TV.

Retrotink (http://www.retrotink.com/) seemed like a good option, but I can't find a whole lot on if this helps with input lag, or just doesn't introduce any further input lag into the experience. Anyone use one of these?

 

[chopperthedog]

Some info here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,159279.0.html



good day.

 

[Remedy944]

Long story short, I'm looking for a solution to hook up my 16-bit consoles to an HDTV in my living room and eliminate the horrific button input lag that happens when you run it directly to the TV.

Retrotink (http://www.retrotink.com/) seemed like a good option, but I can't find a whole lot on if this helps with input lag, or just doesn't introduce any further input lag into the experience. Anyone use one of these?

I use it with pretty much all my retro consoles. I have had no lag or delay issues at all. I notice none. Going strong for a few months now. The smooth option is nice as well, on some games it further enhances the picture.

 

[grantopia]

Thanks to both of you for the info - it sounds like this might work out for the issues I'm having!