H6400 - Lip sync issue
Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 9:35 pm
Hi all,
I have recently purchased a Samsung 40H6400 TV, brand new, only over the last couple of days I have had time to unpack and set it up.
I'm a tad OCD so instantly I have noticed the lip sync issue with Freeview HD and when playing MKV's over DLNA.
The TV has been updated to software 2850.3 which is the latest, also connected to a gigabit switch via CAT6. This is for the bedroom, I am relying soley on the TV internal speakers.
I have looked within the main menu Audio, Additional Settings and Audio Delay it will let you go from 0 to 250 but I have changed this to 250 just as an example and it hasn't made any difference? A factory reset has also been performed, no difference.
I have yesterday gone into the service menu Speaker Delay Normal was set to 0x0Ah and I have changed this to the maximum and this hasn't made at all difference for TV or playing MKV's over DLNA to improve the lip sync.
Please any advice is welcome, I really want to keep the TV, thanks.
PS: I'm currently watching Last Vegas on Channel 4 HD and it is out of sync, only just which is also the same with MKV's, the sync isn't completely off, but just enough to be recognizable.
I have recently purchased a Samsung 40H6400 TV, brand new, only over the last couple of days I have had time to unpack and set it up.
I'm a tad OCD so instantly I have noticed the lip sync issue with Freeview HD and when playing MKV's over DLNA.
The TV has been updated to software 2850.3 which is the latest, also connected to a gigabit switch via CAT6. This is for the bedroom, I am relying soley on the TV internal speakers.
I have looked within the main menu Audio, Additional Settings and Audio Delay it will let you go from 0 to 250 but I have changed this to 250 just as an example and it hasn't made any difference? A factory reset has also been performed, no difference.
I have yesterday gone into the service menu Speaker Delay Normal was set to 0x0Ah and I have changed this to the maximum and this hasn't made at all difference for TV or playing MKV's over DLNA to improve the lip sync.
Please any advice is welcome, I really want to keep the TV, thanks.
PS: I'm currently watching Last Vegas on Channel 4 HD and it is out of sync, only just which is also the same with MKV's, the sync isn't completely off, but just enough to be recognizable.