thats the tv's high response time if you want to fix it get a tv or monitor with a lower response time

Is there nothing in the TV's settings you can find to calibrate the TV ?

PleaseAdvise wrote Is there nothing in the TV's settings you can find to calibrate the TV ?

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Nope, and the customer service was no help to finding anything either.

I had the Exact same problem on my sisters LG smart tv, Although it was fine when I went back to my own tv it was fine, I dont think there is a fix?C

Stex wrote I had the Exact same problem on my sisters LG smart tv, Although it was fine when I went back to my own tv it was fine, I dont think there is a fix?C

Konzzy wrote I got a brand new 40" Haier tv for cheap (like $300) and got it with my xbox one and was ready to play some Cod. Except theres a half second delay from when I move the controller to the TV.

What do I do to fix this? This is a pain

Turn off post-processing. TVs tend to be optimized for content like TV and movies, not interactive content like games and use as a monitor for a computer. There might be a sort of gaming mode that turns post-processing off.

RGHJTAGZ wrote thats the tv's high response time if you want to fix it get a tv or monitor with a lower response time

Response time is something else entirely.

I think its the TVs response time you should get one with a fast response for playing games.

RGHJTAGZ wrote thats the tv's high response time if you want to fix it get a tv or monitor with a lower response time

Response time is something else entirely.[/quote]

Well Not Really For Example If You Have A Tv With A 100 Millisecond Response Time There Going To Be Lag From When You Press A Button On The Controller Until You See It On The Tv But If You Have A Monitor Or Tv With A Lower Response Time Lets Say 1 Millisecond Response Time You Will See Theres Much Less Lag In Between The Controller And Console.

RGHJTAGZ wrote

RGHJTAGZ wrote thats the tv's high response time if you want to fix it get a tv or monitor with a lower response time

Response time is something else entirely.

Well Not Really For Example If You Have A Tv With A 100 Millisecond Response Time There Going To Be Lag From When You Press A Button On The Controller Until You See It On The Tv But If You Have A Monitor Or Tv With A Lower Response Time Lets Say 1 Millisecond Response Time You Will See Theres Much Less Lag In Between The Controller And Console.

Lag = latency to controller input
(Panel/Pixel) Response = how long a TV takes to turn a pixel from off to on and back off again, although some manufacturers don't use that method of measurement.

High lag means gaming will feel unresponsive
High panel response time means pictures will ghost and blur.


EDIT: As root said check through your Tv settings to see if there is a "Gaming Mode" I have this on my Tv but I cant really tell any difference but in your case you may find a big difference.