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Ugh, I hate when audio in a movie is too far out of sync. More than ~16ms in either direction is really obvious, especially when lips are flapping.
by DiabloD3 3y ago
Ugh, I hate when audio in a movie is too far out of sync. More than ~16ms in either direction is really obvious, especially when lips are flapping.
- kazinator 3y ago> More than ~16ms in either direction is really obvious No, it isn't. Note that if someone is talking to you from just five meters away, their audio is delayed by around that much. It starts to be obvious at around 100. I don't fiddle with downloaded videos due to abundant access to streaming (plus no time), but back in the day, I usually adjusted bad sync in increments of 100 ms. Maybe the odd time I would go to 50.
- DiabloD3 3y agoWow, someone on the Internet is advising me on my own subjective experience! Amazing!
- kazinator 3y agoNobody can deny that you subjectively perceived an obvious lipsync problem. But you put a millisecond figure on it, which would have involved some objective measurement method and instrumentation. That figure has got to be wrong, due to some mistake. Or else you have superhuman perception in this area. If you're talking to someone from across the room, and perceive an obvious lag in lip sync, I withdraw all my remarks.