[muffinmcfluffin]

I was just wondering because when people are supplying calibration settings, they specify which HDMI input they use. Is there any real difference?


Thanks.

 

[HistoneMaster]

It depends on the set. I know on many of the Samsungs, HDMI2 is also the input for DVI-PC, and many think that this input reduces lag because it disables some image processing (I think it's mostly the video game crowd that cares about this issue).


I know I have very little input lag using HDMI2 on my set, but haven't measured in against the other HDMI inputs. If I have time in the next day or two I'll pull out the cables and check it out for you.

 

[JohnD212]

On my Samsung tv there are certain features that require being plugged into HDMI 1 instead of HDMI 2....like using the TV as a PC Monitor...it won't recognize it in HDMI 2 but needs to be plugged into HDMI 1. The Manual states this..and your manual should tell you if there are any differences between the two.