I am having an audio sync problem with my setup and I'm not sure how to fix it. When playing Blu-ray movies on my Xbox Series X that is connected directly to the Game input on my receiver, I am getting noticeable audio lag. My setting for audio on the Xbox is 5.1 Uncompressed with App Passthrough enabled.
The lag seems to be where the audio is played before the video. Oddly, YouTube videos seem to be lag free. I am using bitstream out for the Blu-ray player application on the Series X, but changing the bitstream out (audio passthrough) setting off didn't seem to help.
I've got my TCL Series 6 television connected to the receiver via the eARC input (my receiver only outputs regular ARC). I've tried using a different HDMI input on the television to connect the receiver and it does the same thing.
I don't know what to troubleshoot next. Could it be an issue with the HDMI cables? Also, I've had this issue with another 4K Blu-ray player so I have a feeling it's not an Xbox issue.
Thanks for your help! I really appreciate any advice.
I’ve seen other posts here and there about the alto 8i having delay issues. I was wondering if anyone has ever gotten it to work well or if I should just return it for a better soundbar.
I have it set up through arc. I have tied all the different output settings. I have updated the soundbar firmware. Factory reset both devices. I’m sorta out of options. No matter what I do, there is a 2-5 second period where the video plays before audio kicks in. It is synced fine when it starts but that delay is obnoxious.
Failing a way to fix this, does anyone have any recommendations for budget friendly soundbars that actually work?
Hi,
Recently watched a tv series where each episodes are separate stories.
There was one episode that gave me the feels. Its about a boy who isn’t that close to his father. And somehow, he time travelled and met his younger father. And they became best friend. Apparently, all this while the father had a best friend who disappeared when they were kids. And that best friend is actually the son. And when the son came back to his time line, he and his dad became close.
And i may have watched it on netflix. but i dont think so.
Thanks
So I've noticed the last week or so on my tablet (Galaxy tab A) that TV shows doesn't continuously play the next episode. If I don't click next ep. It just freezes on the show picture. Then have to return to main window to select the series again to watch the next episode.
What gives? Anyone else having this issue on any platform?
So, for those of you who don`t know there is a trope created by TV Tropes called Complete Monster (also known as Pure Evil). They are regarded as the very worst of the worst characters from a certain franchise. There are a lot of requirements for these trope but the main ones are the following:
- The character has ABSOLUTELY NO REDEEMING QUALITIES. Even if a character has some redeeming qualities at the start of the story he/she could still become a Complete Monster if he/she loses them. Even one single redeeming quality is enough to disqualify a character from this trope.
- The character in question commits horrible, atrocious crimes that are presented seriously within the story and their actions are worse than the actions of most other villains in the story. We also take into account their resources and their ability to cause harm to other people. This means that if a character has more resources (if for example he/she is a ruler that commands thousands of people), then he/she needs to comit bigger atrocities in order to stand out. If a character has less resources to harm people (for example, if he/she is a lone serial killer), then he/she qualifies if their crimes are heinous enough considering their resources. If a character`s actions are not heinous enough by the standards of the story then he/she can`t be a Complete Monster. The character`s crimes must pass several different heinous standards in order for the character to count as a Complete Monster:
- The baseline standard - This is a common standard that all villains need to pass, no matter the work they come from. This means that the villain needs to commit crimes that are worse than animal cruelty, theft, abuse (unless the abuse is REALLY extreme but that rarely happens) and trying to kill the main characters (because this is something most villains try to do).
- The standards of the work - This means that the villain should be compared to other villains from the same work (or franchise) to see if his/her actions are bad enough to make him/her stand out. This means that a villain who comes from a lighthearted series like My Little Pony needs to be compared to other villains from My Little Pony and not to villains from grimdark franchises such as Warhammer 40000, A Song of Ice and Fire and Berserk. Similarly, a villain who comes from a work with high heinous standard should be compared to other villains from the same franchise and not to villains that come from My Little Pony.
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Something similar to Peaky Blinders, Hannibal or Breaking Bad would be ideal.
Edit: Thanks for the responses. After much careful consideration I have decided to go with The Wire
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