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Old 09-02-2005, 1:25 PM   #1
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Lip Sync

One forum doesn't really cover this so i'll post here. I've got a Sony HQ100,we all know that whilst watching DVD's there is a small lip sync problem. Sony have supplied a DVD-NS955 DVD player & a HT-DDW869 surround system. The DVD player has an "AV alignment" setting that can induce a delay of upto 100ms. However this delay only works if the following are set- Dolby Digital set to D-PCM,MPEG set to PCM & DTS set to D-PCM. If i set Dolby Digital to Dolby Digital, MPEG to MPEG & DTS to DTS is sounds MUCH better(surround effect is greater-seems to be more sounds too) BUT i then get the small lip sync problem. If i set the player to the settings with the delay i get no lip sync issues but seem to lack the surroubnd sound? Can someone explain what is going on in lay mans terms?? I guess it's all down to the digital processors. Does this mean i can't have the better sounding option AND no lip sync issues?? Thanks ps,what do all these settings actually mean??!!
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Old 09-02-2005, 2:19 PM   #2
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After playing it seems only the "Dolby Digital" setting has any effect,if it's set to D-PCM the AV alignement thing works but the sound isn't as good(surroud sound is working but the sounds just aren't as loud/precise) if it's set to Dolby Digital it sounds amazing but there is a small lip sync issue!!
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Old 09-02-2005, 4:40 PM   #3
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I think it may be easier to just get one of these!!!

http://www.felston.com/

Pity it only has one input Does anyone know of similar devices with multiple inputs? It would be nice to connect the freeview & DVD-R up to the surround sound too
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Old 10-02-2005, 2:34 PM   #4
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Anyone? I was told Plasma's suffer from lip sync too? Surely i'm not the only one !!!
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