Video lags behind audio - Help

Thanks, Clb!

Jgb

Take a look at this device
http://www.alchemy2.com/

Thanks, guys, for all the suggestions. FWIW, the lag persists whether video goes first through the Cary or directly to the projector. The Cary has no "lip sync" adjustment. The Yamaha is a DLP, so perhaps it is the culprit.

Got more work to do on this one, but it's a good problem to have in the grand scheme...

I'll look into the Rane unit.

jb

The issue is within the TV set. Most DLP tv's have this issue.

If your processor does not have the ability of providing the Delay, you may be forced to run the audio into the TV and then back out as the TV manufacturers do provide the delay to synch the two back togther.

This also is the same for P/S 2, and NES gaming systems.

You should check your Pre/pro and (possibly)the DVP-S9000ES for the ability to adjust a lip sync delay..... If they don't havfe it, you have a problem.

This can happen with some TV's and projectors and even just in very large room, many newer pre/pro's have a setting to correct this, I am not personally farmiliar with the Cary to know if it does or not.

are you routing your video through the pre/pro? some pre/pros have the ability to adjust the delay to link up you audio with the video. i know the anthem gear does. try that, if going through the cary piece doesnt help then contact the cary audio tech group, hopefully the pre/pro can adjust to make your mix tight, if not, take it back and buy an anthem avm 50. i am getting ready to sell my anthem avm 20 for an avm 50, let me know if you are interested in it.

Some DVD players and receivers have a feature just for that problem, so that you can alter the timing of the sound by small increments.
Check your manuals and see if there is an adjustment for the time lag problems.

Buy a Rane audio/video delay unit (AVA22?). Allows you to the delay the audio to match the inherent video delay of plasmas and DLPs.