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I don't think I've seen it drift without me doing something to interrupt regular playback, actually. But the behaviour after skipping, pausing, etc. seems to change depending on I-don't-know-what. Could even be affected by the nature of the file I'm playing, but it always coincides with me pausing or skipping back.

I've done absolutely no investigating on source material vs. problem, but I'm wondering if maybe the amount of time that passes before playback goes back in sync again has to do with the amount of keyframes any given material has. Or perhaps how demanding the video decoding is at the time as it tries to catch up with the audio decoding. Or it could not even be related to those things at all. I don't really know. I only know that I've noticed that sometimes it takes a few seconds to get back in sync, versus sometimes only taking a fraction of a second, or not even being a noticeable amount of time that it's out of sync. But when it does go out of sync, it doesn't stay that way for very long after I've hit the button. It does go back in sync every time within a short period of time.

The only thing that doesn't seem to change is the 250 ms part. It's always out by that much, or rather, setting a 250 ms delay seems to put it in sync better than 225 ms or 275 ms does, if it's not exactly 250 ms.