[stevehollx]

I'm plagued with a/v sync issues and looking to correct them. I'm havin a hard time getting the audio delay right by manually setting I when watching music DVDs where you can see the drummer hit the snare.


Are there discs that aid with setting AV sync? How does everyone set this?

 

[unavol]

You may be looking for something more precise or scientific than what I did, but I just turned the volume for my TV & AVR on at the same time & tweaked the audio delay settings until I got them close enough to satisfy me. I tried to do it by watching lips, instruments, etc, but I couldn't make it work. Listening to both at the same time was much easier for me than trying to do it visually. YMMV

 

[bluesky636]



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Originally Posted by stevehollx /forum/post/18175101


I'm plagued with a/v sync issues and looking to correct them. I'm havin a hard time getting the audio delay right by manually setting I when watching music DVDs where you can see the drummer hit the snare.


Are there discs that aid with setting AV sync? How does everyone set this?

I use this: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_119HDTV...rd.html?tp=640


It has a movie "clacker board" that you watch and sync the sound to each time it clacks. Just ignore the sleazy chick.