[ams123]

I have 13.2 running on Windows 7 with HDMI out to my receiver for audio and video. I have been using this as a HTPC for years but only recently started testing XBMC. I am seeing lip sync issues with video playback, mostly with MKV from bluray. My XBMC is mostly defaults except for pass through audio and match refresh rate to video. I have tested the same file with VLC on the same PC and lip sync is perfect, I manual set the refresh rate to 24 hz but not sure what the audio out was. Does pass through impact lip sync or is there some other setting I need to try?

[baijuxavior]

I have the same problem with a few movies. I use the following code in advancedsettings.xml to adjust the lipsync by 225ms.

Code:

<video>
         <latency>
             <delay>0</delay>        
                 <refresh>
                     <min>23</min>
                     <max>24</max>
                     <delay>225</delay> <!-- set to zero or adjust if audio seems out of sync with 24p movies -->
             </refresh>
         </latency>
     </video>

[ams123]

I have the same problem with a few movies. I use the following code in advancedsettings.xml to adjust the lipsync by 225ms.

Code:

<video>
         <latency>
             <delay>0</delay>        
                 <refresh>
                     <min>23</min>
                     <max>24</max>
                     <delay>225</delay> <!-- set to zero or adjust if audio seems out of sync with 24p movies -->
             </refresh>
         </latency>
     </video>

Thanks I will give that a try, 225ms delay seem about the size of the problem. I tried manually adjusting the lip sync and 250 advance was close but still not exact. So this code will only impact video played at 24hz?

[baijuxavior]

It adjusts lipsync for movies with frame rate between 23-24Hz. Working pretty good for me using Denon AVR.

[ts316]

where is this "advancedsettings.xml" located?
i cant seem to find it.thanks

[baijuxavior]

You should create one manually in the folder C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\xbmc\userdata. http://kodi.wiki/view/Advancedsettings.xml