2013-12-19, 22:36
I'd been installing the latest nightlies, running latest Gotham monthly from November now though on my ATV2 in the hopes of more stability.
For a while now, it seems that any 1080p mkvs I am trying to play over wireless (haven't tried wired yet) can't sync audio and video. I've tried turning passthrough on and off.
Sources are set up using NFS shares.
Speaker configuration is just HDMI direct into TV so I have it set to 2.0 with no DD/DTS support and normalize audio turned on. Tried turning on or off the AV sync option under video but no luck there.
720p mkv plays perfect without a hitch every time. As soon as I try 1080p I get these sync issues where the audio is many seconds behind the video.
I figure this is due to the overhead of the new AudioEngine that's under development and may just be a work in progress on the ATV2 builds right now.
I can grab some logs if anyone is interested, unless I've made an obvious settings mistake or if this is a known issue.
For a while now, it seems that any 1080p mkvs I am trying to play over wireless (haven't tried wired yet) can't sync audio and video. I've tried turning passthrough on and off.
Sources are set up using NFS shares.
Speaker configuration is just HDMI direct into TV so I have it set to 2.0 with no DD/DTS support and normalize audio turned on. Tried turning on or off the AV sync option under video but no luck there.
720p mkv plays perfect without a hitch every time. As soon as I try 1080p I get these sync issues where the audio is many seconds behind the video.
I figure this is due to the overhead of the new AudioEngine that's under development and may just be a work in progress on the ATV2 builds right now.
I can grab some logs if anyone is interested, unless I've made an obvious settings mistake or if this is a known issue.
