Audio Sync Issue: Samsung LED TV and Samsung Home Theater System

Originally Posted by hengbokdl7

is there anyone out there that can help me with this?

Originally Posted by hengbokdl7

Hi everyone, I just wanted to go to all the experts here.

I have a Samsung LED UN55C8000, and a Samsung HT-6600 home theater system. Very simply, no matter what I'm plugging into the HDMI in's on the theater system, there is a delay, there is always a delay on it, even if I'm playing a Bluray film on the receiver itself.

I set the audio sync to 0ms, and the video still comes in first, and the audio is still delayed. I am using HDMI 1.4 cables.

I've literally tried everything, even sending the inputs to the TV first, then using the TOSLINK... still a delay.

When I play things on my HD-DVR, which is also directly connected to the receiver, it still causes a delay. I don't understand how video takes more hops compared to the audio which is directly connected via HDMI from the sources, and STILL the audio comes in delayed. It makes no sense to me that the video has to travel farther than the audio, and still the audio is delayed.

Any thoughts? Thanks.

Originally Posted by hengbokdl7

Thanks for the replies. I've got the Samsung UN55C8000, and the Samsung HT-6600 3D Bluray home theater surround system.

No matter what I'm playing, the audio always LAGS to the video, meaning the video happens, and the audio lags. Very strange, since everyone has the opposite issue. All Audio Sync for both the TV and the receiver are set to 0ms.

Even when I play BluRay movies FROM THE RECEIVER itself, the audio trails the video. This is interesting since the audio has ZERO hops it just gets sent straight to the speakers. The video if anything should be laggy, since its getting sent to the TV via HDMI, but it's not, the video always comes first, audio trailing.

Originally Posted by hengbokdl7

The receiver is the Bluray player itself, so it's already strange that there is audio lag from there, since it only has to go directly to the speakers.

As for everything else, my cable, and game system are all patched into the receiver, both audio and video via HDMI cable. The only thing connected to the TV is the HDMI out from the receiver.