According to the on-line manual you can use the Manual delay adjustment in Lipsync. Its adjustable 0-500ms. Since sound travels approximately 1 foot per millisecond then according to my calculations you should be okay as long as you sit within 500 feet of the screen.
Audio / Video Lip Sync?
Here is the situation:
Epson 5050UBYamaha CX-A5200All B&K plus Emotiva Power AmpsPanasonic DMP-UB900 Blu-ray Player
I cannot get the video to sync with the audio...period! Tried 4 different Blu-ray players. All new 2.1 HDMI cables. Auto sync feature on the Yamaha turned on, turned off, manual sync, auto sync...no help.
Two Panasonic's, one Sony, and an early generation 4K Samsung. The old Samsung (UBD-KM85C) will sync, however. But not the others.
The video precedes the audio. That is, the characters on the screen start talking, lips moving, and then after a delay the audio kicks in.
I can delay the audio, and that is the only adjustment available. I actually need a video-delay feature. Or an audio advance setting.
Yamaha has been contacted. And thoughts? How do I fix this? Just spent big bucks ($$$) on an all upgrade to 4K. Plus two new Klipsch RF-7 III's that are still in the garage, in their packing. So depressed that I have no desire to bring the 7's into the house.
Epson 5050UBYamaha CX-A5200All B&K plus Emotiva Power AmpsPanasonic DMP-UB900 Blu-ray Player
I cannot get the video to sync with the audio...period! Tried 4 different Blu-ray players. All new 2.1 HDMI cables. Auto sync feature on the Yamaha turned on, turned off, manual sync, auto sync...no help.
Two Panasonic's, one Sony, and an early generation 4K Samsung. The old Samsung (UBD-KM85C) will sync, however. But not the others.
The video precedes the audio. That is, the characters on the screen start talking, lips moving, and then after a delay the audio kicks in.
I can delay the audio, and that is the only adjustment available. I actually need a video-delay feature. Or an audio advance setting.
Yamaha has been contacted. And thoughts? How do I fix this? Just spent big bucks ($$$) on an all upgrade to 4K. Plus two new Klipsch RF-7 III's that are still in the garage, in their packing. So depressed that I have no desire to bring the 7's into the house.