Sound delay ?

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synth (archived)
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Posted November 10, 2011 at 07:03 GMT
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Hi

 

I was running a DVD1 by fully wired scart to my 8-32 tv, and was using the tvs internal speakers to watch a dvd - all good.

I had the sound output from the DVD1 direct into my existing Pioneer A400 amp and running out to my B&O RL45s

What i found was there appears to be a delay/minor echo when listening to both tv and amp at the same time.

Is this by design? Or is there a delay with sound running through scart to the tv?

Any thoughts appreciated.

Cheers,

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tompa (archived)
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Posted November 27, 2011 at 12:22 GMT
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synth wrote:

Hi

 

I was running a DVD1 by fully wired scart to my 8-32 tv, and was using the tvs internal speakers to watch a dvd - all good.

I had the sound output from the DVD1 direct into my existing Pioneer A400 amp and running out to my B&O RL45s

What i found was there appears to be a delay/minor echo when listening to both tv and amp at the same time.

Is this by design? Or is there a delay with sound running through scart to the tv?

Any thoughts appreciated.

Cheers,

 

The internal speakers in bv8 are delayed because all lcd/plasma panel have a delay for the picture and then also sound have to be delayed

so if you connect your pioneer to tv instead you have the same delay

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