I fixed the calibrations in game mode so that I can put the tv on that. I haven't talked my husband into playing yet, so I don't know what will happen when we both attempt it. I keep motion...

I let my husband take care of that. HE was trying to explain how he does it, and it started giving me a headache, so I let him do his thing. He played progressively more difficult songs on expert...

Well, we have the audio set at 120. My husband likes it for his playing guitar on expert. I was able to 98% (hard) in training mode a song I can sing with my eyes closed. The only problem came...

I will try my vocals tomorrow maybe.
I can try to see what will happen if I attempt to freestyle the vocals.
I have my husband doing it now as he tends to play the guitar using his eyes less...

Well, I could get the video to 30 using my pathetic bass skills.
My husband is doing the audio as I cannot guesstimate sound without seeing the notes.
We so far have it set at 110 for the audio....

Attempted to calibrate using their on screen tests. This involves for Audio hearing drum taps and hitting strum on the guitar. This ended up with a value of 156 ms.
The video is watching a needle...

The TV is a Sharp Aquos LED. There is no way I will use the receiver I use with my computer because we don't have speakers other then my desktop ones I run on my PC.
The reason I am concerned...

Well, I have somewhat given up on this. It's not great, but if I have to put up with being unable to achieve the scores I used to so be it. It's a simple system, using the TV's speakers, nothing...

I tried that. Was originally on movie mode. Tried the game mode. That didn't seem to affect whatever is going on to any appreciable degree.

My husband and I had to buy a new tv. We went from a Sony DLP to a Sharp LED.
When we tried to play Rock Band 2 on this new tv (via Xbox 360), everything was way off. I calibrated it (manually)...