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<blockquote data-quote="Taipan" data-source="post: 182291" data-attributes="member: 11681"><p>I did some more tests over the weekend and I am beginning to think that the lip-sync problem is a 'feature' of the particular Video decoder used and TVE2. </p><p></p><p>For example, I used the TV viewing software that came with my Dvico Fusion DVB-T card and it was able to play all SD and HD channels without any perceptible delay in the lip-sync. </p><p></p><p>So then I configured MediaPortal to use the same Dvico DxVA video decoder, and again I could not notice any lip-sync issues. The problem with the Dvico DxVA video decoder is that it won't work with .dvr-ms recorded files and the de-interlacing is not as good as with other video decoders.</p><p></p><p>If I use the Intervideo (WinDVD 8) video decoder, the lip-sync is terrible, but it works with all SD and HD channels and the de-interlacing is fine.</p><p></p><p>If I use the Cybelink (PowerDVD 7) video decoder, the lip-sync is better, but it won't work with some HD (1080i) channels.</p><p></p><p>And, if the corruption problem with TVE3 recorded mpg files didn't exist, then I would switch over to TVE3 immediately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Taipan, post: 182291, member: 11681"] I did some more tests over the weekend and I am beginning to think that the lip-sync problem is a 'feature' of the particular Video decoder used and TVE2. For example, I used the TV viewing software that came with my Dvico Fusion DVB-T card and it was able to play all SD and HD channels without any perceptible delay in the lip-sync. So then I configured MediaPortal to use the same Dvico DxVA video decoder, and again I could not notice any lip-sync issues. The problem with the Dvico DxVA video decoder is that it won't work with .dvr-ms recorded files and the de-interlacing is not as good as with other video decoders. If I use the Intervideo (WinDVD 8) video decoder, the lip-sync is terrible, but it works with all SD and HD channels and the de-interlacing is fine. If I use the Cybelink (PowerDVD 7) video decoder, the lip-sync is better, but it won't work with some HD (1080i) channels. And, if the corruption problem with TVE3 recorded mpg files didn't exist, then I would switch over to TVE3 immediately. [/QUOTE]
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