> > It has to do with syncing the video/sound and the refresh rate of your monitor
> > or something
>
> On real hardware the cpu can update video ram the instant before the pixels appear on
> screen & it can read inputs immediately.
>
> Emulators generally have the inputs from the start of the frame, for the next 1/60th
> of a second you'll get the same inputs while on arcade hardware they could change
> during that time. Then at the end of the frame you pass the image to the OS to
> display, which is 1/60th of a second later than real hardware.
>
> There isn't really anything you can do about it, the FPGA emulators that plug into
> real controls and monitors are likely to be much better but we're a long way off that
> being something that everyone has.
>
> But even real monitors aren't great, LCD displays for example often add another frame
> or more of latency.
Thanks for the explenation.
Emulation without that latency.
I can only dream. xD
Edited by dylstew (10/31/14 10:10 PM)
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