[norrie rugger]

Here's hoping that someone here can help.

Recently installed a Samsung BluRay drive to my machine but I am having a lip sync issue now.

It has a Samsung customised version of Power DVD 9 as the software.

I am running video through HDMI, from ATI 6870, and audio through Optical cable, from the motherboard.

[fionny]

that would be to do with the encoding of the disk, is it everything doing it?

[yoyo]

Does it do it with mutiple blueray discs or just the one?

Nick

[Diddy Kong]

Can you try it with a different player to see if the same issue is occuring?

[Overheal]

This is pretty common even in standalone players with home theater systems, there can regularly be a discrepancy of a few milliseconds between audio and video. As to where the offset options are available on a PC, I don't really know. Whatever you are feeding optical output to probably contains the offset values.

There is also the possibility it's caused not by signal latency but by a CPU bottleneck but I'd say its more likely an optical concern.

You can also try playback through VLC media player and this software does contain offset values under Tools > track Sync

[norrie rugger]

Only happens on some bluray discs. I tried VLC but it does not play BD

[RUCKING FETARD]

Originally Posted by norrie rugger

Only happens on some bluray discs. I tried VLC but it does not play BD

It's abit messy trying to get VLC to play an actualy disc. It doesn't support the menus and won't without buying a License from Sony as far as i know.

Use this to put the bluray on your HDD and then use VLC.