TV: Video gets delay compared to audio after changing channel (1 Viewer)

[alal]

TV-Server Version: RC3
MediaPortal Version: RC3
MediaPortal Skin: Blue 3
Windows Version: Vista SP1 x86
CPU Type: Intel Quad Core
HDD: Seagate 500GB
Memory: 4GB Ram
Motherboard: P5N-D
Video Card: 2x Nvidia 9600GT (Alpha Dog)
Video Card Driver: 178.24
Sound Card: Creative X-Fi XtrmeMusic
Sound Card AC3: Creative X-Fi XtrmeMusic
Sound Card Driver: 2.18
1. TV Card: Hauppauge WinTV-HVR 900 HD
1. TV Card Type: Hybrid
1. TV Card Driver: 4.6
2. TV Card:
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2. TV Card Driver:
3. TV Card:
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MPEG2 Video Codec: Haupaauge MPEG Video Decoder
MPEG2 Audio Codec: Haupaauge MPEG Audio Decoder
h.264 Video Codec: ffdshow
Satelite/CableTV Provider: Cable PT
HTPC Case: Thermaltake DH-102
Cooling: Zalman 8700NT
Power Supply: Corsair TX-750
Remote: iMon
TV: 40" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI

Hi all,

I believe that I've got to quit using MP...
It's impossible to see TV on MP. after changing channel audio/video sync issues starts! To get back to normal I need to switch off TV and then ON but after changing a channel the issues began!
I've tried all kind of codec combinations!
Tried using VMR9 or EVR... well everything I could remember!

Find another threads posting the same but no solution found...

This is only happeaning in MP. WinTV, M$ Media Center works perfect!

Can some one kindly help me out?
If not possible just let me say goodbye and till next time...

Thanks in advance!

 

[JoePlumber]

It could be that your network is causing your video to lag the audio. Are you using a wireless connection w/o encryption?

 

[wowski]

I had a pretty bad sync issue for a while too when moving to RC3, which seemed worse with EVR compared to VMR9, but I am running a XP SP3 setup. The other thing you can try is different video and audio codecs. I have had a lot of different results depending on which codecs are used. I currently use the PowerDVD8 video codec, and ffdshow audio codec for both TV and video. There is also an audio delay setting in the ffdshow codec which can help reduce sync issues.

 

[alal]

Well tried your suggestions but issues remain.
I thing I will keep others Media Center softwares and check back in a few months if the future releases solve this issue...

 

[JoePlumber]

Well tried your suggestions but issues remain.
I thing I will keep others Media Center softwares and check back in a few months if the future releases solve this issue...

Please try using CyberLink PDVD7 codecs instead of the ones you are using now. There is a codec pack that includes the CyberLink codecs but I don't remember where the link is, maybe someone here can help you out.

 

[EViS]

There is a codec pack that includes the CyberLink codecs but I don't remember where the link is, maybe someone here can help you out.

SAF is what you need.

 

[alal]

Please try using CyberLink PDVD7 codecs instead of the ones you are using now. There is a codec pack that includes the CyberLink codecs but I don't remember where the link is, maybe someone here can help you out.

Tried it. No luck!

There is a codec pack that includes the CyberLink codecs but I don't remember where the link is, maybe someone here can help you out.

SAF is what you need.

Also tried SAF since version 2.30.
No luck also...

Don't know what else to do.

 

[JoePlumber]

Have you uninstalled the Haupaauge video/audio drivers?