My Android TV recently updated to Kodi 15.0 Isengard automatically. Everything is working perfectly except that there is a 10 - 15ms audio delay while watching movies. I have to now adjust this delay manually to watch movies. Helix used to work perfectly. Does anybody know of a fix for this problem?
2015-07-13, 14:35
10-15ms is imperceptible (less that a video frame interval). Did you mean 100-150ms ?
2015-07-13, 14:44
You get different results on different hardware, that is why the adjustment is there. I get a bit more delay on my tablet if I am using bluetooth audio. It is a bit odd that the delay is worse under a new version.
If you adjust for a movie and then select the apply to all, you won't have to repeat for every movie.
If you adjust for a movie and then select the apply to all, you won't have to repeat for every movie.
2015-07-14, 16:06
Updated my Kodi to Isengard RC2 last night which sorted out the problem.
2015-07-15, 22:33
I also notice the mentioned problem for the current RC1 and RC2:
the audio significantly lags the displayed video data. (wmv, mp4, …)
Particularly after seek operations the gap between video and audio increases.
So a not time adjustment wink not help.
The same video content is played OK with the current VLC (2.2.1, Intel 64bit).
System is OS X 10.10.4 on a Mac mini, so not only related to Android!
the audio significantly lags the displayed video data. (wmv, mp4, …)
Particularly after seek operations the gap between video and audio increases.
So a not time adjustment wink not help.
The same video content is played OK with the current VLC (2.2.1, Intel 64bit).
System is OS X 10.10.4 on a Mac mini, so not only related to Android!
2015-07-16, 02:09
(2015-07-15, 22:33)LeFeudel Wrote: I also notice the mentioned problem for the current RC1 and RC2:
the audio significantly lags the displayed video data. (wmv, mp4, …)
Particularly after seek operations the gap between video and audio increases.
So a not time adjustment wink not help.
The same video content is played OK with the current VLC (2.2.1, Intel 64bit).
System is OS X 10.10.4 on a Mac mini, so not only related to Android!
You are not having the same issue. Audio delay can be caused by a ton of different things. Do not assume that every post about audio delay is related.
2015-07-16, 09:20
Hi Ned,
http://minixforum.com/threads/bugtracker...post-60178
Our users are reporting faster (advanced) instead of delay, which is quite strange.
Is there a preset offset that added that 250ms?
"With the latest firmware update was all in perfect condition, but I want to make a small note about the timing of audio / video in XBMC, most of the time when I'm playing videos in MKV format have to delay the audio for the -250ms timing be corrected."
http://minixforum.com/threads/bugtracker...post-60178
Our users are reporting faster (advanced) instead of delay, which is quite strange.
Is there a preset offset that added that 250ms?
"With the latest firmware update was all in perfect condition, but I want to make a small note about the timing of audio / video in XBMC, most of the time when I'm playing videos in MKV format have to delay the audio for the -250ms timing be corrected."
2015-08-03, 22:20
Is there a fix for this issue other than "set as default for all videos" option?
I have the 250 ms delay as well,but when I listen through bluetooth headphones the delay grows to 400ms
With mx player playing the movie directly (without kodi involved) this is not an issue.
I would really love to see this resolved
Anyone?
I have the 250 ms delay as well,but when I listen through bluetooth headphones the delay grows to 400ms
With mx player playing the movie directly (without kodi involved) this is not an issue.
I would really love to see this resolved
Anyone?
