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Setting or Software to delay audio output?
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/66c1d923-3c72-4526-85d7-bcb448691a02/setting-or-software-to-delay-audio-output#:~:text=If%20you%20use%20your%20TV%20for%20watching%20movies,late%20%3AD%20Tuesday%2C%20July%203%2C%202018%209%3A24%20PM
Windows Media Center audio and video out of sync ...
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Windows Media Center audio and video out of sync. I recently purchased a TV card for my system. I works fine with the manufactuers TV program but when I try to use it with Windows Media Center the audio proceeds the video. I have been advised by the manfacturer to change to an MCE driver but I cannot find one for Windows 7.
Windows 8 Media Center Audio Delay
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/windows/en-US/5a3b0997-8545-45ca-9901-4d7f29ca1ac2/windows-8-media-center-audio-delay
Just like in Windows 7, the Windows 8 version of Media Center has an audio delay built in it that should not be there. WMC will also appear to override any manual delay selected in other codec programs so that they do not apply. Below are my dxdiag.exe results: ------------------------ ------------------ System Information ------------------
Setting or Software to delay audio output?
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/66c1d923-3c72-4526-85d7-bcb448691a02/setting-or-software-to-delay-audio-output
Built Windows 7 Media Center, connected to TV and the great Samsung TV doesn't pass through 5.1 audio, so using RCA or optical (playing around using either, issue present on both) directly from the PC to the speakers. Problem is HDMI has a delay in processing on the TV, so audio plays before video.
Fixing latency and delays in Windows audio output
https://neosmart.net/wiki/fixing-latency-and-delays-in-windows-audio-output/
Double-click on your primary audio device to bring up the speaker/headphones properties dialog, and navigate to the “Advanced” tab: At the bottom of this dialog, locate the option labelled “Allow hardware acceleration of audio with this device” and uncheck this option. By default, this will be selected, causing the problems described above.
Troubleshoot audio problems in Windows Media Center
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/troubleshoot-audio-problems-in-windows-media-center-fc054873-2e5d-20f6-8c3e-0e405b0b62ce
You must be connected to the Internet to download the codec. To use Windows Media Player to do this, do the following: In Windows Media Center, select Minimize . Select Start on the taskbar, and then select Windows Media Player. On the Tools menu, select Download, and then select Download plug-ins.
Windows Media Center - Calibrating audio/video ...
https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?t=53047
It's not a function of Windows Media Center, it's a function of the audio driver that you are using to passthru the audio. Some of them feature a manual audio delay slider.
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