Hello everybody it's 'Lurgs' here welcome to my channel I'm here to save you time and
money and today is Blu Ray lip sync problems,
now on my particular system this seems to be worse on Blu Rays than it is on
DVDs, now what I'll do is I'll just run you through a few things that you can try
and then some of the things that I did to try and help fix this because it's
really annoying when your voice doesn't match up with what you're saying. Here is
a quick diagram of what you might have set up, now you might have a very basic
set up which is your blu-ray connected directly to your TV with an HDMI lead
which is doing video and audio and you're listening to the audio through
your TV speakers, if you've got a lip sync issue playing a blu-ray in this
setup then you could try a new HDMI lead or you can try changing the settings on
your TV so let's do that first, and there's a link above now about how to
clean the inside of your thermos flask the easy way, what you need to do is take
your TV remote control and get into the settings menu and go to the picture
settings now at the moment the picture mode is standard now what you want to do is
if you've got it on your TV go to Game mode, now setting the TV to game mode
makes the refresh rate the highest it will go so this means that any lip-sync
problems might be cured, try that first and see if that fixes your problem, as
you can see here I've got an Ultra HD Blu-Ray player which actually plays 4k
disks so Blu-Rays shouldn't be a problem and I do like to watch my movies and the
greatest movie of all time is of course Point Break! The system that I've got is
a Dolby 5.1 surround sound so I've got the subwoofer and then I've got the five
speakers all connected to my amplifier
and I've got the two speakers here at the rear of the sofa, there's a link
above now on how-to guides on all sorts of makes and models of different washing
machines this is my Blu ray player here which is connected to my 5.1 surround
sound amp here at the bottom which then connects to the TV and there's a link
above now about how to check car fuses without having to remove them using a
multimeter, and this was how my system was set up when I was having the lip
sync issues so I have my Blu-ray player connected to my amp with one HDMI lead
doing video and audio and then the amplifier was sending the video and the
audio to the TV and also to all the surround sound speakers, now I think the
problem was that the amp can't handle all the video processing because the video
is going through the amp and through the TV, what I'll do now is I'll just show
you what I've done for my new setup so here's my Blu-ray player here if I just
spin this around and just show you the cabling at the back, whilst I'm doing this there's
a link above now about how to clean your uPVC windows frames so they stay clean
this is the back of my Blu-ray player as you can see here I've got two HDMI leads
coming out of the back of here one which is video and audio out, and one which is
just audio out, now what I've done with my new set up is I've got the audio out
going directly into the back of the amplifier so that just does the sound so
literally just the sound going into the amp which is my 5.1 surround sound, and
then the other lead which is the video and audio HDMI out that is plugged
directly into the television and I'll show you this in a diagram in a few moments,
so this is taking video and audio to the TV but obviously when you're watching a
Blu-ray movie you have the TV on mute so you only have the surround sound
coming out through your amplifier and I'll just show you this in a diagram
just so it's a bit easier to understand, so I've got audio only HDMI going into
the amp and then I've got the video and the audio going to the TV but with the
TV muted, now I think the problem was with my old system was because I was putting
video and audio through the amp and I think the video coming through the amp
and going out to the television was causing the lip-sync problems because it just
couldn't process it fast enough even though it's a pretty modern amp, so this
is the diagram of the setup that I've got now the other thing that you can try
if you've still got lip-sync problems is you might have a setup or a Settings
button on your actual surround sound amp and what you can do is you can actually
delay the sound processing going through the amp to try and match it up with the
picture on the TV so you can adjust the sound by milliseconds up or down, but
really you shouldn't have to start mucking about with that, and now I've got my
system all sorted I think I'm gonna watch the greatest movie of all time
'Utah get me two'... 'Vaya con Dios'
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