peskywinnets
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Ok, so this won't be a solution for *everyone*, bit it should solve the problem for those who are feeding analogue stereo audio into the home theatre amp (such as Sky).....
http://www.behringer.com/FEX800/index.cfm?lang=ENG
...it sells for about £30 (NEW!). One of it's features is digital delay...I'm having difficulty establishing the maximum delay achievable (the figure is not in the owners manual), but I'd imagine it'll certainly be at least what the present offerings are on those Amps that have lip sync built in as a feature (normally circa 100-220ms)
Therefore.....
Sky box 'stereo analogue out' -> behringer stereo audio in
then ....
behringer stereo audio out -> AV amp stereo audio in (analogue)
You could even say watch sky on digital optical under normal condition, but when you observe bad lip sync probs (which I only see on recorded music based content), switch over to analogue on you AV amp & adjust the Behringer to suit.
Might not be the tidiest all encompassing solution, but for £30, it'll certainly sort out a lot of problems.
http://www.behringer.com/FEX800/index.cfm?lang=ENG
...it sells for about £30 (NEW!). One of it's features is digital delay...I'm having difficulty establishing the maximum delay achievable (the figure is not in the owners manual), but I'd imagine it'll certainly be at least what the present offerings are on those Amps that have lip sync built in as a feature (normally circa 100-220ms)
Therefore.....
Sky box 'stereo analogue out' -> behringer stereo audio in
then ....
behringer stereo audio out -> AV amp stereo audio in (analogue)
You could even say watch sky on digital optical under normal condition, but when you observe bad lip sync probs (which I only see on recorded music based content), switch over to analogue on you AV amp & adjust the Behringer to suit.
Might not be the tidiest all encompassing solution, but for £30, it'll certainly sort out a lot of problems.