If you have a lip sync issue on this TV are you using the TVs speakers or your audio receiver? If anyone is having this lip sync issue and they are using their receiver for the audio I would like to know. I like this TV but I do not want to deal with lip sync issues. I am going to use my Sony receiver for the audio. Also does anyone use the VGA input to view their PC. If so, again, are there any lip sync issues. If you have a lip sync issue on this TV are you using the TVs speakers or your audio receiver? If anyone is having this lip sync issue and they are using their receiver for the audio I would like... » Read More If you have a lip sync issue on this TV are you using the TVs speakers or your audio receiver? If anyone is having this lip sync issue and they are using their receiver for the audio I would like to know. I like this TV but I do not want to deal with lip sync issues. I am going to use my Sony receiver for the audio. Also does anyone use the VGA input to view their PC. If so, again, are there any lip sync issues. « Show Less
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I have not had any problem with lip sync. I do not use the computer input I use the WiFi connection to my network. I only use the tv speakers. The set has performed well no issues.
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Every once in a while the TV seems to suddenly be out of sync. Not real often, but it does happen. I have a cable box hooked to it with an HDMI cable. Changing the channel, up one and back down for instance, syncs everything back up. I have to wonder if the audio or the video signal path inside the TV is the real problem. (All the motion processing, etc.) This by the way is using the TV audio. I don't recall it happening through home audio system but I'm not saying it hasn't either. Anyway I'm hoping a software update will fix this down the line.
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We don't seem to be having any lip sync issues, and we use a soundbar for audio when watching movies. Otherwise, we just use the TV speakers.
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I've had my audio connected to my external A-V system since the day the TV was delivered and have NEVER experienced lip-sync issues. That said, I've also NEVER listened to the sound thru the TV speakers. RE: your VGA connection question, I can't respond to that because I connect to the internet directly thru my Blu-Ray DVD player via my wireless network.Hope this helps.
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I haven't had that problem, but mine has an audio sync issue between the tv speaker and the surround sound. It causes an annoying echo that is solved by turning the volume all of the way down on one of them.
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I dont seem to be having that problem. Make sure you are using an optical cable or HDMI w/A.R., not RCA plugs. Or, if your TV has the ability, shut off the internal speakers.
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Thanks Skippy. The A/V sync is under another menu and it worked for DVD input. Then I found the HDMI lip sync and that worked well for the TV. Interesting that I emailed Onkyo and never got a response.Thanks again. Ken
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I went online to support today and they scheduled a technician to update the TV with what they referred to as the "lip sync patch". Hopefully that will fix it.
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Hello, Did you ever figure this out? I just bought this TV last night and I'm very happy with it, but I use a surround sound system and have to keep the TV volume on 0. There should be a way to turn the speakers off - right? Thanks for any info.
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Is it hooked into a receiver or directly to the TV? If it is the receiver try bypassing it and hooking it directly to the television. If not, try a different television. I have found this happens if the tuner in the receiver or television is of poor quality.
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Mine is sitting in the junk room. Most of the time the audio came through just fine for me. My issues was that sometimes the audio was so far out of sync it wasn't even watchable. It's a great concept, but a total POS in reality. Like Clayton said, try updating the drivers and see if that helps. I gave up on mine though. A 15' HDMI cable is cheaper and way more reliable.
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I am having the same problem with audio out of synch with the video. Would appreciate knowing if anyone has an answer.
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Need more detail and I am assuming you are talking about the sync between the video and audio. Check your receiver or processor for settings and delays etc. I have two 809's and run thru a Yamaha receiver and a Mcintosh processor and both work great. You also might try running your video cable direct from the Blu-Ray if you currently are using a connection thru your receiver. I am making assumptions here because you did not give much detail or what other equipment is involved.
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Rick, try going to your Sound controls from your "Control Panel" buttons. I recently connected to a TV through my HDMI and I find that I have to manually switch the sound there from "Speakers" (which is my computer sound) to "NVidia Hi-Def Audio" in order to get sound to the TV if I'm trying to watch something on Hulu over there. One annoying glitch though: The switch only allows for you to change your "Default" settings (be sure to hit default if "apply" by itself doesn't work... that's what I have to do.) so you then have to go through the procedure each time you change. Annoying, but workable if you don't have to do it a whole lot. - MJM
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I have a very similar problem with my PS3 connecting to my Sony 46" LCD (Z Series). I have been testing the conditions and doing a complete system reset on the PS3 always takes care of the issue, but takes some time to redo all settings. I have been looking for answers on the various forums without luck. Also, turning on and off both the TV and PS3 takes care of the issue without doing the reset. I have found out that having everything working fine if I turn off the TV only and back on, the sound is gone. I believe is a decoding issue the TV has, for some reason if the TV starts after the PS3 it does not recognize the HDMI audio source. I know this does not cover your ONKYO issue but gives you a start. (I have downloaded the latest 3.10 update for PS3 and have not seen any problems just yet (for 3 days) but I am not very confident since I have been updating both the TV and PS3 constantly. I am considering upgrading my old 5.1 Kenwood A/V Receiver just to take care of this issue.
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I have had the monitor for 2 weeks, but it is used constantly. I frequently attach or separate it from different PCs, and it has been both shut off completely--or simply allowed to hibernate. I have not experienced this problem of the audio failing to switch on with the monitor. I suspect that the monitor is choosing the wrong audio input and perhaps decoupling it from your video signal. Are you using HDMI (for both video & audio), or do you have a separate audio signal input? My guess is that if you use VGA, you should avoid leaving any source plugged into the HDMI port. Likewise, if you are using HDMI, use a newer cable that supports audio and disconnect the audio input at the back of the monitor. Does any of this make sense? Did it help?
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It is fairly normal for the video and sound to be out of synch; however, most audio receivers and/or preamps have an adjustment to synchronize the sound with the video. The adjustment is usually in the "Setup" menu of the audio equipment.
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Same TV, same problem. I called Samsung and basically they didn't make their TV able to be listened to with both sets of speakers at the same time. Go figure. They should say that on the box then because that's insane.
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I remember having that issue when I first hooked mine up as well. I think the source for your audio on the TV is messed up. Make sure you have audio coming out of the TV and not through a receiver or make sure the receiver will play the audio.I have to turn off my TV speakers in order for the audio to play tthrough an external source.
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I had the same issue on my Sony TV until I changed the TV output to 'Audio System' rather than front speakers. Have a look in your TV settings