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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1303360" data-attributes="member: 141969">There is a setting in MP that controls this:[ATTACH]217011[/ATTACH]In recent releases, this setting is not enabled. But in earlier releases it was enabled. If you have performed successive upgrade installs, you may find that this setting is still enabled. If you disable this setting, you may be able to revert to the original way that you wanted to setup your equipment.The optimal audio delay will depend on the devices in use, so there is no single right answer. You should adjust the audio delay so that the synchronisation between audio and video is satisfactory on your system. There is a setting in &quot;MP Config&quot; to set the default audio delay, but you can vary that whilst video is playing. Press the INFO button on the remote, and you can access the audio delay menu from there. However...When I tried this, I found it quite difficult to achieve a good result. You can notice that the speech synchronisation is poor, but it is difficult to decide whether the audio delay should be increased or decreased. Also, the optimal delay may vary from channel to channel. In the UK, the optimal delay for the HD channels may well be different from the optimal delay for SD channels. Your TV knows all about this, so can insert the correct delay according to SD or HD, which is why you rarely notice poor synchronisation when using the TV's audio output.I have never used multichannel sound (where multi &gt; 2), so cannot advise on the use of specific audio renderers.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1303360, member: 141969"] There is a setting in MP that controls this: [ATTACH]217011[/ATTACH] In recent releases, this setting is not enabled. But in earlier releases it was enabled. If you have performed successive upgrade installs, you may find that this setting is still enabled. If you disable this setting, you may be able to revert to the original way that you wanted to setup your equipment. The optimal audio delay will depend on the devices in use, so there is no single right answer. You should adjust the audio delay so that the synchronisation between audio and video is satisfactory on your system. There is a setting in "MP Config" to set the default audio delay, but you can vary that whilst video is playing. Press the INFO button on the remote, and you can access the audio delay menu from there. However... When I tried this, I found it quite difficult to achieve a good result. You can notice that the speech synchronisation is poor, but it is difficult to decide whether the audio delay should be increased or decreased. Also, the optimal delay may vary from channel to channel. In the UK, the optimal delay for the HD channels may well be different from the optimal delay for SD channels. Your TV knows all about this, so can insert the correct delay according to SD or HD, which is why you rarely notice poor synchronisation when using the TV's audio output. I have never used multichannel sound (where multi > 2), so cannot advise on the use of specific audio renderers. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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