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<blockquote data-quote="T.J" data-source="post: 1017818" data-attributes="member: 143103">One again i've spoken too soon - was watching some recorded tv and had the audio at least half a second out from the video :-(&nbsp;Attached are the logs and screenshots of the four differernt configs i've tested / logged, they are&nbsp;HW_on_TS_on: HWBasedRefClock set to 1 in the registry and time stretch enabledHW_on_TS_off: HWBasedRefClock set to 1 in the registry and time stretch disabledHW_off_TS_on: HWBasedRefClock set to 0 in the registry and time stretch enabledHW_ff_TS_off: HWBasedRefClock set to 0 in the registry and time stretch disabled&nbsp;I'm using a single display (TV) connected via a Denon AV receiver using HDMI.&nbsp;All the logs etc were created using the same recording each time and allowed to play for about 20,000 frames. The dropped frames are glitches in the signal, on the HW_off_TS_on the drift was about -16ms but reset to zero at around 17,500 frames when it dropped some.&nbsp;Once again thanks for all the help <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="T.J, post: 1017818, member: 143103"] One again i've spoken too soon - was watching some recorded tv and had the audio at least half a second out from the video :-( Attached are the logs and screenshots of the four differernt configs i've tested / logged, they are HW_on_TS_on: HWBasedRefClock set to 1 in the registry and time stretch enabled HW_on_TS_off: HWBasedRefClock set to 1 in the registry and time stretch disabled HW_off_TS_on: HWBasedRefClock set to 0 in the registry and time stretch enabled HW_ff_TS_off: HWBasedRefClock set to 0 in the registry and time stretch disabled I'm using a single display (TV) connected via a Denon AV receiver using HDMI. All the logs etc were created using the same recording each time and allowed to play for about 20,000 frames. The dropped frames are glitches in the signal, on the HW_off_TS_on the drift was about -16ms but reset to zero at around 17,500 frames when it dropped some. Once again thanks for all the help :) [/QUOTE]

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