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It would also be unsuitable for movies! How can you watch a movie with the sound leading the video by 400ms!?

Then again I see a surprising amount of people watching stuff with the aspect ratio set wrong. And a surprising amount of broadcasters broadcasting things in the wrong aspect ratio, so maybe people would just be oblivious...



The TVs delay the sound to match the latency in the video processing. Very annoying if you have a computer attached with any sort of real time audio (microphone, guitar, etc).


That only helps if you're playing your audio through the TV. But no serious home theater setup is like that…


Any serious home theater setup allows you to delay the audio as well.




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