TV gone out of sync A/V Pre-Release 1.10 (1 Viewer)

Charlie TV

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    Hi guys

    I'm running 1.10 Pre-release and have noticed that TV audio/visual has gone out of sync.

    I've tried fiddling with a stack of settings but not managed to improve anything. How can I start to debug this, or settings I should check/change?

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    Charlie TV

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    Sure, please find attached.

    I did a Windows Update lastnight which also installed a new gfx driver but it made no difference and its still marginally out of sync.

    Thanks for your help

    BTW I've tried both MPAR and DirectSource Audio
     

    Owlsroost

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    First thing - make sure you have 'Auto A/V sync correction' enabled in LAV Audio Decoder settings.

    You also have a ton of 'Scheduling sample from the past' messages in evr.log. Have you tried running with only one screen enabled i.e. the one MP is running on ?

    Also, what are your system specs......
     

    Charlie TV

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    Thanks for your help

    I've enabled Auto A/v Sync in LAV Audio Decoder, which seems to have made it worse :s

    Specs are;

    Server
    Windows 7 SP1 64bit
    Intel i5-3230m CPU@2.6Ghz
    16GB RAM
    RAM DISK 6GB
    Multi-Client UNC
    4x Tuners

    2x Clients
    Windows 7 Sp1 74bit
    Intel Core i3-3217u CPU@1.8Ghz
    8GB RAM
    SSD 250Gb

    The clients are "headless" in that they have two HDMI ports but only one is connected directly into the TV other is unused. I connect via Remote Desktop to make changes and then reboot them so you might be seeing this in the logs.

    Logs attached after enabling Auto A/v sync. The other client is running 1.9 and I don't think it has the problem but I'll check carefully and let you know, they are configured identically so I'll swap them over and check on the same TV.

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    Owlsroost

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    In the latest logs, the display detection in evr.log is saying:

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    [2014-11-26 22:39:57,658] [ 75d38b8] [ 7f8] - Display (from windows): 1600 x 900 @ 60.000000 Hz | Measured refresh rate: 23.973115 Hz

    ....which doesn't make sense if you are watching TV (you are running 50Hz TV on a 24Hz display). Do you still have an RDP session running ?

    Also there are two different display resolutions in evr.log - 1920 x 1080 and 1600 x 900
     

    Charlie TV

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    Hey Owlsroost, you certainly have the eyes of an owl :LOL: I think the cause was updating the gfx driver at some point via RDP which confused the upgrade/settings. I logged on the box directly and found the display settings @ 24Hz, I changed this to 60p and everything seems to be working perfectly again all insync! :D

    Thanks so much for your help, love MP! (y)
     

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    Hey Owlsroost, you certainly have the eyes of an owl :LOL: I think the cause was updating the gfx driver at some point via RDP which confused the upgrade/settings. I logged on the box directly and found the display settings @ 24Hz, I changed this to 60p and everything seems to be working perfectly again all insync! :D

    Thanks so much for your help, love MP! (y)


    There's a reason for all the info in the logs....;)
     

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