Williams tables sticky/slow flippers ?

[Currenseeder1]

Thanks!

I haven't notice this at all on my PS4.

It's possible that your TV is having trouble keeping up with the processing.

And before you say, "but the other Zen tables don't do this; just the Williams tables." Keep in mind, that several additional new features have been added to the Williams tables that aren't used in Zen's original designed tables. This includes (but not limited to) duel imaging (for the effects and non-effects toogle), ROM emulation, and a new physics engine.

These new features may be pushing some of your TV enhancement features to their limits, which will create a slowdown. Try switching your picture setting to PC or Game Mode on your TV. This mode will turn off certain enhancers that aren't designed for video games and free up some much needed processing power on your TV.

Not sure when my TV setting was switched to Standard, but moving it back to Game solved the flipper lag issue. It feels great to acquire a solution now and then. Thanks a lot!

[Cornholio]

Here you go.

https://www.playstation.com/en-nz/ge...e-for-ps4-pro/

It was on. Turned it off and it made a slight difference for the better. TV was already in Game Mode but doesn't have pc mode.

It's tolerable now.

Thanks guys.

[zaphod77]

lag on an xbox is always the fault of your tv. ALWAYS.

again it's probably either game mode not being on,surround sound being on with a slow decoder, or simply a low quality tv. pinball is a worst case game for lag.

[shogun00]

I'm gonna have to look that up in the online ps4 manual. I've never heard of boost mode. Thanks for the tip.

Here you go.

https://www.playstation.com/en-nz/get-help/help-library/system---hardware/sound---screen/boost-mode-for-ps4-pro/

[TheWoos]

I have the same issue on the Xbox One X fx3 setup. I only just downloaded the free version to try and got the fish tales (Williams) table and the Zen table but am suffering from flipper lag which basically makes it unplayable. I would love to play on my XBox One x but just cant as it is. I was going to just delete the game and move on but didn’t think that would solve anything. As a new player that is now interested i am sure you will get people who download the free version to try and move on without reporting this issue and never look at your software again. Unplayable with lag, ill try again in a week but for now i wont be buying any more tables.
For your reference i am using an LG55UH652D TV hooked up to my XBox.

[Cornholio]

Are you using Boost Mode on your PS4 Pro?

I'm gonna have to look that up in the online ps4 manual. I've never heard of boost mode. Thanks for the tip.

[swprozee1]

i'm managing fine on pc steam

i had to use nvidia control panel to force max prerendered frames to 1, and disable vsync, but it does work for me.

zaphod77, you really helped me here as I no longer have the flipper delay.
The setting "max prerendered frames to 1" in nvidia control panel was the magic setting for me.

[shogun00]

I thought about what you said so I thought why not take the tv out of the equation. So I put on my psvr and played the williams tables through the headset in cinema mode.

Lag is still there. I'm running a first gen PSVR on a ps4 Pro. If it's a resource issue in the tv, shouldn't this bypass any of those issues?

Are you using Boost Mode on your PS4 Pro?

[joyrider3774]

I thought about what you said so I thought why not take the tv out of the equation. So I put on my psvr and played the williams tables through the headset in cinema mode.

Lag is still there. I'm running a first gen PSVR on a ps4 Pro. If it's a resource issue in the tv, shouldn't this bypass any of
those issues?

Also changed sound out from hdmi to optical out. Plugged in an optical cable from ps4 straight to amp, bypassing anything to do with a tv. This made no difference.

how about hooking up a (decent) pc monitor with hdmi input shouldn't this be better also

i'm not sure if the psvr itselve could introduce lag ...

[janduin68]

I haven't notice this at all on my PS4.

It's possible that your TV is having trouble keeping up with the processing.

And before you say, "but the other Zen tables don't do this; just the Williams tables." Keep in mind, that several additional new features have been added to the Williams tables that aren't used in Zen's original designed tables. This includes (but not limited to) duel imaging (for the effects and non-effects toogle), ROM emulation, and a new physics engine.

These new features may be pushing some of your TV enhancement features to their limits, which will create a slowdown. Try switching your picture setting to PC or Game Mode on your TV. This mode will turn off certain enhancers that aren't designed for video games and free up some much needed processing power on your TV.

THis has worked for me. Noticed lag on TPA for PS3/PS4 as well but switching to PC solved it. Samsung TV.

[Cornholio]

I haven't notice this at all on my PS4.

It's possible that your TV is having trouble keeping up with the processing.

And before you say, "but the other Zen tables don't do this; just the Williams tables." Keep in mind, that several additional new features have been added to the Williams tables that aren't used in Zen's original designed tables. This includes (but not limited to) duel imaging (for the effects and non-effects toogle), ROM emulation, and a new physics engine.

These new features may be pushing some of your TV enhancement features to their limits, which will create a slowdown. Try switching your picture setting to PC or Game Mode on your TV. This mode will turn off certain enhancers that aren't designed for video games and free up some much needed processing power on your TV.

when some things lag and some do not at the same resolution, generally it's because of a slow surround sound decoder in the TV.

i ran into this once with bionic command re-armed 2. it had a good half second extra lag because it used dolby digital if the hdmi cable supported it. i had to disable surround in the console settings to fix it.

I thought about what you said so I thought why not take the tv out of the equation. So I put on my psvr and played the williams tables through the headset in cinema mode.

Lag is still there. I'm running a first gen PSVR on a ps4 Pro. If it's a resource issue in the tv, shouldn't this bypass any of
those issues?

Also changed sound out from hdmi to optical out. Plugged in an optical cable from ps4 straight to amp, bypassing anything to do with a tv. This made no difference.

[dave950lam]

I've brought this up a year-or-so ago. The flippers' slow recoil really penalizes those who like to keep a flipper up when the ball bounces in the slingshots. Or just making a guard when the ball comes down.

[Cornholio]

Thanks all. I'll try those tweeks or it's time for a new TV...

[zaphod77]

when some things lag and some do not at the same resolution, generally it's because of a slow surround sound decoder in the TV.

i ran into this once with bionic command re-armed 2. it had a good half second extra lag because it used dolby digital if the hdmi cable supported it. i had to disable surround in the console settings to fix it.

[shogun00]

Yep have noticed this too. I can confirm it's only on the new Williams tables. Other tables are normal.

Using a PS4.

I haven't notice this at all on my PS4.

It's possible that your TV is having trouble keeping up with the processing.

And before you say, "but the other Zen tables don't do this; just the Williams tables." Keep in mind, that several additional new features have been added to the Williams tables that aren't used in Zen's original designed tables. This includes (but not limited to) duel imaging (for the effects and non-effects toogle), ROM emulation, and a new physics engine.

These new features may be pushing some of your TV enhancement features to their limits, which will create a slowdown. Try switching your picture setting to PC or Game Mode on your TV. This mode will turn off certain enhancers that aren't designed for video games and free up some much needed processing power on your TV.