[mythtv-users] [retry] Judder-free playback leads to bad audio sync?

[Nicolas Will]

Hello,

I am re-posting this. The first attempt was during Jean-Yves vacation,
he may have missed it, and I admit that that I really would like his
input on this.

I really would like to make sure that I did not miss something. The A/V
sync is really worse than the usual slight shifts that can be
experienced otherwise.

Or maybe we are not that many trying to achieve judder-free that way?

Nico




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Original Post
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Hello,

Since I followed the judder-free playback instructions here

http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/User_Manual:JudderFree

I have noticed that A/V sync is going bad as I watch content.

My googling brought some fellows with the same issue, but no clear
solution.

Am I missing something?

Thanks!

Nico



Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid x86_64 - up-to-date with security, backports,
updates, medibuntu and JYA (release testing)

Alsa S/PDIF output, no pulseaudio

VDPAU on GT220 - 256.52

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