Does this have an audio delay adjustment for lip sync correction and if so, has anyone used this feature to get better lip sync from their setup?
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It has an audio delay function, but I haven't tried it or had a need to use it.
960233
I have had the 46B650 (not the A) for about 3 weeks, and this audio delay problem (AND IT IS A PROBLEM) was something I noticed right away. I like many of you, do have a receiver with external speakers for surround sound when I need it, or just when I need it loud. However I do still like to be able to use the TV's internal speakers to provide more voice clarity, or just a quasi-center volume control. However the audio from the receiver seems to be ahead of the image. If I only use the internal speakers it's fine. If I only use the external speakers it's fine. However when I use both there is a very noticeable echo that is unacceptable. Previously my setup had the audio right from my Comcast Cable Box to the receiver, and separately to the TV via the HDMI. Since I had this delay I purchased an optical audio cable and ran that from the TV to the receiver, thinking this would allow the TV to synchronize the audio it was emitting with the audio signal it was outputting to the receiver. NO SUCH LUCK. This does not fix the problem. My Sony STR-DE595 receiver does not have any settings to delay the audio. And there are no settings on the TV to assist with this issue. Samsung was nice enough to put something in the menu which lets you choose internal or external speaker, which basically disables the TV speaker. Thank you jacka$$es, I can turn the TV down myself. ----------- MY SOLUTION THAT WORKED! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK---------- Enter that Secret Menu which can be accessed by doing this: 1. Turn off the TV 2. Press 'Mute' '1' '8' '2' 'Power' 3. The TV will start and you will be in the SM (give it a few extra seconds). Once in the Secret Menu navigate to Control &gt; SOUND Change the setting "Speaker Delay Normal" all the way down to 0x00h This seems to synchronize the audio from my TV speakers to the Receiver's speakers without any noticeable lag between the video and the audio. Hope this helps some of you out there, be careful with those other settings as it's easy to activate changes unintentionally.
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I bought my Grand Karaoke last December and during one of the Christmas parties i bought it along to a friend's house. It is working well with my system at home ( tv and home theatre) but at my friends house, there was a delay in the voice from the mic, we tried to find the reason (plugged to different HDMI slot, etc) but it did not correct..but we carried on and had a wonderful party.
850478
Nope. Some TV and most decent AV systems have delay settings which can be adjusted. I just plugged in, adjusted the woofer and everything was fine.
1373494
I have not had any problem with lip sync. I do not use the computer input I use the WiFi connection to my network. I only use the tv speakers. The set has performed well no issues.
2001259
Yes, the instruction booklet comes with a diagram with six sample settings. Delay, Chorus, Vibrato, Self Oscillation and Reverb-like Delay. The Delay and Chorus come through stronger than the reverb and vibrato, but all can be adjusted to pretty much accomplish the sound your after. It takes some time to learn what knob to adjust, and I keep the diagram handy as an aid. Still, I feel its the best choice for the price. Hope this helps.
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Not sure what you mean exactly, but I use the mixer for my home recording studio and there is no delay at all using Windows (I use Adobe Audition for my recording). So I would assume it would perform the same way if you are using a Windows computer in or out.
1441300
No it doesn't have a timing feature... You just have to start it and wait... You can always alter the video later.
711963
Yes. That type of preset is available, but you can also adjust bass and treble independently. There's also balance, auto volume, virtual surround, and Clear Voice II (which I haven't used, but apparently it tries to boost vocal frequencies to make dialogue louder). You can also disable the TV speakers, which I didn't realize until I looked just now. Same sort of thing for the picture settings. There are presets but you can adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, sharpness, color, tint, color temperature, etc. And that's before getting into the "advanced" picture settings. There's also a pretty good calibration wizard if you don't like the defaults but aren't sure where to start with adjustments.
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I'm not sure where you learned of a voice changer, so let me give you the "voice" functions that exist on this recorder as far as I know. There are VCVA (variable control voice actuation), which is where the recorder runs only if there is sound to record; voice sync, which is an alternate control quite similar to VCVA but more configurable; voice detect, which attempts to extract only the voice portions of a recording; voice playback, which plays back only the extracted voice portions; voice balancer, which raises the volume of low-volume parts of the recording; and voice filter, which cleans up the sound for more clarity. There are also scene functions to make recording better fit the characteristics of an environment or to adjust environmental sounds during playback of an existing recording. If anything, this little recorder has "too many" functions. It is pretty amazing, what they can do these days. I hope some of this information is helpful to you.
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I just ordered this headset and the mute button does not sync with Lync. Has anyone else had this problem?
268753
S. Martin, it works as an on/off button. I don't know if it's able to set the button to activate the effects while you hold it, but I think no. Changing the subject, I see an issue in these button mic: I'm used to run, jump etc. in the stage, so while performing these way I was turning on/off the effects unconsciously all the time, so I stoped using it. I bought an Electro Voice ND767 and I liked a little bit more of it's performance - but both are great.
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You can adjust the audio lip sync on this receiver. I had to do that for my Directv HD DVR. Syncs it up perfectly.
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The one I received a few weeks ago does indeed have a delay. It's probably about 3/4 of a second. Not so long that you think it's broken, but long enough that it's quite noticeable.
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Hello, Yes, I suggest you ensure you have a voice recorder with noice canceling capability. I used a recorder without that feature and the quality of recording was very difficult. I highly recommend this little device. Good Luck!
2001260
yes ,,, I mainly use the "Time Machine" for delay and reverb ... at low settings you can get some analog reverb ... Try delay at 2 1/2 ....Feedback at 3 ...Mix at 3 1/2 ...cw
1373496
We don't seem to be having any lip sync issues, and we use a soundbar for audio when watching movies. Otherwise, we just use the TV speakers.