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2020-05-28, 19:22
(This post was last modified: 2020-05-28, 19:24 by ProjectVRD.)
The issue exists on Fire TV Cube v2 for all audio codecs, but I am not seeing the 300ms delay that others are with the 4K stick. On the TV Cube v2 the delay is so small, and thus the variance between codecs is tiny, that a small adjustment of the sync delay fixes it well enough for nearly all videos.
Do you think the Fritsch build will work on the Fire TV Cube's hexacore?
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For me it was turning off Dolby audio on the firestick I had turned it on a week before and that is when the sync problems started, simple fix
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LG TV. Latest HDMI standard Yamaha receiver. 4K firestick. Kodi playing mkv files over DLNA.
AC3, DTS, DTS-HD MA all are in sync. FLAC needs to offset the audio forward about 200ms.
Is there a way to global offset audio by codec? Like no offset for ac3 and dts, but offset +200ms on FLAC?
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I'm seeing audio out-of-sync on a Fire TV Stick 4K, Kodi 20.0 Alpha 1 -- but not with all videos; I just know it's at least with H.264 MP4/MKV files, 720p, AAC 2.0.
It will immediately go out-of-sync if the GUI is displayed (no skipping or fast forwarding is required, just showing the GUI over the video). If I play the video and *never* show the GUI, the audio has a good chance of remaining in-sync.
This doesn't happen with, for instance, MPEG-2 TS files, 1080i, Dolby 5.1.
I also tried modifying the following settings, but none seemed to matter:
"Allow passthrough" on or off; Output configuration "Fixed, Optimized, Best match"; Resample quality 44.1 or 48.
I can create a new thread, if necessary.