[bcec]

Currently I have my Receiver set to 140ms audio delay, it feels close, but not exactly correct. Are there any test videos I can use to perfect the lipsync?

 

[rekbones]

The Disney Wow disk has an audio sync test screen.

 

[NickTheGreat]

The Disney Wow disk has an audio sync test screen.

That's what I used. I'm still paranoid about sync at times, but that's mostly psychological.

 

[pittsoccer33]

I saw some on Youtube before, both 23.976 and 29.97.

 

[Mike99]

I don't think lipsync is a constant, at least not according to my wife who can do some lip reading. Unless it's way off I don't notice a problem. I'm sure there is a fixed video delay in the video processing chain. But there might be some variation in the source material. Sometimes sync looks OK on one program or channel but not another & I end up adjusting the delay up & down but my wife says none of it looks right. That doesn't happen happen often but when it does we spend a lot of time adjusting back & forth It makes me wonder if sometimes different scenes in a program might be slightly out of sync in different directions due to "sloppy" editing.

FWIW my audio delay is usually somewhere between 100 & 140 ms.

 

[desertdome]

Using the BBC audio sync test can get you close.

 

[captain_video]

I play a lot of videos from torrents and the audio synch can be all over the place. XBMC/Kodi has an option that allows you to adjust the audio sync on the fly. I just adjust the slider until the words match the lips of the person speaking. I don't use any preset value as it varies with each video. I rarely have to use it, but it comes in handy when I need it.

 

[bcec]

Thanks a lot folks. I think I got it to a reasonable level thanks to suggestions. While playing patterns, what helped was to get really close to the screen and block my view so I only see the frame before or after the 0 point, and then making sure sound was hitting after and before for those cases.