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<blockquote data-quote="technoweary" data-source="post: 1152930" data-attributes="member: 153083">Hi mm1352000,It's the Audio renderer. I try to avoid changing settings when I have no idea what I am doing but studying your reply I wondered if it could be the actual audio timing rather than the video. (I think I read somewhere that the audio does work in conjunction with the video to adjust frame rate?)I changed the Audio Renderer to Nvidia PDP and everything is spot on.Also tried TV and some film and it's working exremely well.In honesty it's only a slight speed error that probably would not be noticed by most people.The Beats Per Minute is something I am sensitive to as I was a pro DJ for years, (in the days of analogue mag drive turntables when there was no digi read-out!), so most people would not notice the incorrect speed-up.At least the problem is nailed and posted if anyone else notices it.Thank you for your time and attention it is most appreciated.Regards TW</blockquote>

[QUOTE="technoweary, post: 1152930, member: 153083"] Hi mm1352000, It's the Audio renderer. I try to avoid changing settings when I have no idea what I am doing but studying your reply I wondered if it could be the actual audio timing rather than the video. (I think I read somewhere that the audio does work in conjunction with the video to adjust frame rate?) I changed the Audio Renderer to Nvidia PDP and everything is spot on. Also tried TV and some film and it's working exremely well. In honesty it's only a slight speed error that probably would not be noticed by most people. The Beats Per Minute is something I am sensitive to as I was a pro DJ for years, (in the days of analogue mag drive turntables when there was no digi read-out!), so most people would not notice the incorrect speed-up. At least the problem is nailed and posted if anyone else notices it. Thank you for your time and attention it is most appreciated. Regards TW [/QUOTE]

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