I have a *.mp4 video with (encoded with H.264/AVC and AAC audio).
When I play it one one computer with newest VLC (under Windows 7 if it matters) I can observe a small audio-delay of approx 200ms.
When I play the same video with the same VLC version on another computer (notebook with Win10) the audio and video are in sync.
How comes?
Is there a built-in preference in VLC which must/can be adjusted?
Thomas
Video with an audio delay of ~200ms on one computer and 0 on another?
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Re: Video with an audio delay of ~200ms on one computer and 0 on another?
Menu Tools -> Preferences (Show Settings = ALL) -> Audio
Then on the right panel you can set the Audio Desynchronization Compensation option.
After the changes save the preferences then exit and restart VLC.
Then on the right panel you can set the Audio Desynchronization Compensation option.
After the changes save the preferences then exit and restart VLC.
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