DDR Timing Setting Help

[neodude237]

I am using SuperNOVA JP, and I realized how bad the timing is for me... I am on an LCD, but I have NO idea how to change the timing correctly, do I set it negative or positive? Thanks for any help you could give

[ΩOMEGAΩ]

I have always been confused with this too. Can anyone also help me (I need if for Universe)?

[jorellpd]

If you are playing DDR SuperNOVA for Japan, it is much better to set the timeing to -6 to -4 because setting the timing to its default setting can lead to a late timing. So I suggest that you use -6 to -4 timing. You may also try timings from -3 to 01 and check which fits you better and it is much better if you are playing DDR SuperNOVA 2 on your PS2 (in any region) because you are able to test the timing that you have set.

[neodude237]

I actually sold my SN and was playing SN2 and was getting really sloppy timing tonight, so i'll try that and see if it gets better, thanks

[shadow0290]

Wouldn't you want to set the timing to +4 instead of -4 to make it late? The lag in the LCD would display the arrows later, therefore making you step late.

[jorellpd]

Originally Posted by shadow0290

Wouldn't you want to set the timing to +4 instead of -4 to make it late? The lag in the LCD would display the arrows later, therefore making you step late.

Well, it depends on the screen that you are having on our TV. I've already talked to other guys about this and they said they had nevr set the timing to a later interval. They really preferred timing intervals of -5 to -2...

[Jeff Paine]

Originally Posted by shadow0290

Wouldn't you want to set the timing to +4 instead of -4 to make it late? The lag in the LCD would display the arrows later, therefore making you step late.

I don't think you quite get the timing. If you set it to -4, the arrows will show up 4 milliseconds (or whatever) earlier. So, arrows 4ms early, TV 4ms late, it comes out perfect.