Audio delay between internal speakers and audio outputs? On my new LN46A650 TV, when I play a DVD, the sound from the internal speaker is out of sync with the sound from the TV's stereo audio outputs. They differ by a small amount, maybe a quarter of a second. Is this normal?It doesn't matter whether the DVD player is connected to an HDMI input or an "AV" input. The same delay occurs. So this doesn't seem to be "HDMI delay."- My firmware is the latest on the Samsung web site.- I have tried 2 different DVD players. Same result.- I tried several different cables. Same result.- I tried all possible Sound modes. Same result.Is this a known problem? Audio delay between internal speakers and audio outputs? On my new LN46A650 TV, when I play a DVD, the sound from the internal speaker is out of sync with the sound from the TV's stereo audio... » Read More Audio delay between internal speakers and audio outputs? On my new LN46A650 TV, when I play a DVD, the sound from the internal speaker is out of sync with the sound from the TV's stereo audio outputs. They differ by a small amount, maybe a quarter of a second. Is this normal?It doesn't matter whether the DVD player is connected to an HDMI input or an "AV" input. The same delay occurs. So this doesn't seem to be "HDMI delay."- My firmware is the latest on the Samsung web site.- I have tried 2 different DVD players. Same result.- I tried several different cables. Same result.- I tried all possible Sound modes. Same result.Is this a known problem? « Show Less
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I tried a separate cable from the Comcast set top box audio to the 5.1 system (coax then optical then RCA).All were out of synch with the internal speakers.
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Same TV, same problem. I called Samsung and basically they didn't make their TV able to be listened to with both sets of speakers at the same time. Go figure. They should say that on the box then because that's insane.
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I can't get into the secret menu system.(Off>Info>Menu>Mute>On)I have a LN52A750 but that should have the same menu system.
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I am using my TV and DVD with a 2 channel stereo receiver, not a surround sound decoder receiver. I solved the echo problem by taking the TV variable audio output and running it to a receiver audio input. On my Sony receiver I can customize the input selection labels, so I marked this TV/DVD, There is no delay in this output from the TV, and likewise no delay in processing thru the Sony. If you receiver is surround sound, I don't think you will get encoded audio off the TV. In that case, I would just drive the center speaker on your surround sound as hard as you can. Good Luck
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I have the same t.v. I have my direct t.v. satellite box hooked into my receiver through an optical cable. There is a delay when I switch channels on the sat box but when the audio comes on, it is in sync with the tv. You might want to try it that way if its an option. I like it.
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I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill in the gaps and it all sounds great. Sweeeeeet! Hope this helps somebody like it helped me. I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill... » Read More I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill in the gaps and it all sounds great. Sweeeeeet! Hope this helps somebody like it helped me. « Show Less
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I got a reply from Samsung about this. "If you are talking about the audio being off sync between a home theater and the tv speakers it will be. When you play audio through a home theater speakers you are supposed to turn the audio down on the tv speakers."What an unsatisfactory response. I guess what it really means is, "We didn't put a fast enough processor in our TV, so you have to deal with the fallout."
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It has an RCA (three color plug) output but I cannot find a way to play the sound on the TV without the sound also coming through the player speaker with an annoying delay between the sound sources. Closing the lid helps to mute the player but it's still an issue.
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I can tell you that the output of the Geffen digital to analog converter, currently in my system, has ZERO propagation delay - IT IS IN SYNC WITH THE VIDEO... The ONLY item I would caution you on is - every "once-in-a-while" DIRECT TV's digital box will output a "glitch" on its DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT - this manifests itslf as a POP (quite loud) in my audio stream... This COULD cause some discomfort to you with your hearing aides... FYI...
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Mine registers my wii and dvd player well. I don't know about speakers alone, my surround sound is connected differently. I have to unplug the power cable for the little white box and replug it back in each time i want to use it, for some reason it wont register if i dont. But i have never had connection problems besides that. I have a vizio smart led tv and i connected the box to a hdmi cable and then to the tv. For the price its a decent find. If the price ever goes up though I wouldn't buy since i do have to replug it every time i use it.
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I have not noticed any delay. I listen with headphones and turn tv sound off. Very pleased with this product.
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I have not noticed any delay. I have another speaker outside and they both seem to be in sync.
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I've had my audio connected to my external A-V system since the day the TV was delivered and have NEVER experienced lip-sync issues. That said, I've also NEVER listened to the sound thru the TV speakers. RE: your VGA connection question, I can't respond to that because I connect to the internet directly thru my Blu-Ray DVD player via my wireless network.Hope this helps.
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I have not noticed any delay between audio and Picture using the Kinivo 501BN. I currently have Chomecast, PS4, and appletv feeding into my device and outputting to a Samsung television. Awesome device with no complaints at the moment.
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As I have mine setup (Digital Audio Out from TV to Converter to Integrated Amp), No.When I raise or lower the volume via my TV remote, the sound stays constant to my amp. (e.g., If I mute the TV, its speakers go silent but the source (Blue-ray player, etc.) plays directly through.This may be with the TV itself (Samsung 5350 Plasma) and, perhaps, not others but I have no way of knowing.I was surprised that the TV volume/mute control did not control the Digital Audio Out.Note that I am using an Integrated Amp that was born in 1978.Good luck.
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Doesn't the sound from the DVD go through the TV? Why would you want to plug into both the TV and the DVD if the sound comes through the TV
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I do not have that problem on my system. You do have to change the setting on the receiver with the remote to match the HDMI input you selected. If your doing that and your not getting sound and your speaker setting is correct then you might have a problem with the HDMI ports.
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As Maddux said, the soundbar is meant to replace the TV speakers and not work together with them. The slight echo could be due to a delay, because the soundbar processes the signal before output. Another possibility for the delay could be the cable you using to connect from the source to the soundar, usually coax/copper cabling will result in a very slight delay, whereas a fiber optic cable will not cause any transmission delays.
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I understand that there is a firmware update that supposedly fixes this issue. Also, it is my understanding that TV must be hooked up to initially set up and play audio CDs and SACDs. As I'm only interested in audio playback, this is important to know. Can anyone confirm? Perhaps L.Go since you have the unit and have played the disks.
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Yes, I have heard only one device at a time, but I just got audio from my tv on two devices, while listening with phaiser BHS-930 headset, I pushed power on my Bose Soundlink Mini speaker, and was surprised to hear perfectly synced sound from both simutaneously. Best thing, the Bose was just disconnected a couple minutes before with about 200mS delay, but with both devices playing, I would guess the delay this time was less than 50mS to what the Samsung tv was outputing on speaker. Note: Samsung Audio Output is independant of speaker volume, so muting speaker has no effect on bt volume.
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I had delayed sound ( ~1 second) when I first paired the speakers to my computer. This did not happen again after restarting the unit.
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Sounds like your sat receiver is generating the digital pop....If you have a dolby digital receiver make sure the sat receiver is set to dolby digital "on" either way you should run optical cable out of dvdo so sound will be in sync.......hope this helps
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can anyone summarize this process becuz the website is undergoing maintenance and i can play my ipod and dvd's and they sound great so i bought everything u need for the TV (HDMI cable and additional audio cable) and it does the automatic muting crap too. all i want to do i utilize these damn speakers so can anyone help me?