sony hd tv bravia hbr6 46"... reverb....ehco: Is there a way to combat this Reverb problem ( a timing delay of some sort to get all these items to be in sync)?
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Soundbars are supposed to replace your tv's speakers, not used at the same time. The soundbar is generally supposed to represent all 5 speakers on its own and are meant for small rooms where a full system might not be convenient.
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Yes - my TV didn't have an optical out, so I ended up getting a converter; there was a tiny delay in the sound, but it was only perceptible when I had the TV audio on as well.
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Try popping it open and adjusting the knobs. That might help with any sync issues you are having.
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I think Larry is spot on. If you have another HDMI handy, swap that in there. if it still persists, return it for another converter box.
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I ha the same problem. I hook my karaoke into my TV using an hdmi cable. If you have an external audio system, which I do, it will cause a delay. You can alleviate this by using an additional analog cable (looks like head phone jacks) and hook it into your audio system from your karaoke machine. It works great for me that way.
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There is a time-delay option in the receiver (I have an Onkyo). I typically have to set that at 50ms for BluRay DVDs, and about 20ms for other DVDs. With this delay, the sound matches the lips on the picture.
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Hmmm . . . I was in a room without television when I tried them, and I believe the set in the other room was off. I'll try again without any other electronics on and update. Thanks for the tip!
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I have not noticed a delay. The only problem I've had is when I try to use the dual output at the same time. One for audio to an older amplifier and one to the tv. The unit has no output when both are connected, but works fine when only one is connected.
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Tried this approach to get a good sync and no go. Philips is clueless on this issue. Support had never heard of it. I've tried two different Philips Soundbars and get the exact same problems.If anyone ever fixes this I'd love to hear it.
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The tv must have an audio out av connection. Some do but it depends on your TV. There is no delay.
808231
Have u tryed switching the switch on the back to stereo and the crossover is on hf ,lf, I had a similar issue where my sound was only running through one channel
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The best thing to do is to Buy one of those hd tuning dvds. I did that and it looked better than when i screwed with the settings. My tv looks great and I no longer mess with the settings.
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Sent mine in for this problem. Denon repair (Senergy, I think) said they 'couldn't repair it and had no produt to exchange it with,' so they are giving me a refund. Disappointing, but must agree: cut your losses.
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We had that problem and had to adjust the delay in our digital audio board. If you put the audio output directly into the ATEM unit, the stream should sync. Watch cable run lengths. We did alot of SDI. We record at 7mbs on the video, seems to be the most stable. Good luck, cheers.
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The issue seems to be related to Bravia Link (HDMI-Control/HDMI-CEC) Disable "Control over HDMI" and my issues have been resolved. This may help you, it may not. This only seems to help with my Bravia turning off and the random "reset" of the video input together. Audio doesn't seem to have any issues since I have sound disabled and it is being piped from the over Optical to a Sony Soundbar.
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I'm assuming the picture lags behind the audio, which is fairly common with HDMI. Use the A/V sync feature on the receiver (it's under Audio Adjust); 40ms is usually a good starting point.
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Mark, I just connected mine to my DVR via component cables and am experiencing no noticeable lag while watching TV. I suspect, however, this is because I am using my soundbar as an HDMI switcher. In other words, my DVR, DVD, etc. are all connected via HDMI to the soundbar, which then has one HDMI cable out to my TV. I think this creates enough of a delay in the signal that the picture is now in sync with the bluetooth transmitter, which is connected directly to the component hook ups on the DVR (i.e., NOT connected to the soundbar).