Audio delay Xbox Series X and soundbar
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Hello,
I am reaching out to you today to share my problem with audio lag on my Xbox Series X. When I set the sound to Dolby Atmos on the console, there is a slight delay between the image and my soundbar. I’ve tried several settings, but the problem still persists. What can I do to resolve this issue?
Thank you
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In the TV menu:
Menu > Settings > All settings > Sound > Expert settings
Look for Digital audio output delay
With the Digital audio output delay option, you can adjust the audio-video sync.
This adjustment is only possible if you are using the HDMI or SPDIF audio output.
Edit there is also
Dolby Atmos
Set to Enabled if the audio device connected via the HDMI (eARC) port supports Dolby Atmos. When the option is set to Enabled, the Dolby Digital+ with Atmos stream sent by the external device can be received. If you change the setting while the input source is set to HDMI, the screen may flicker. If this function is enabled, set Digital audio output format to Auto..
If you are using the TV with the built-in speakers, the virtual surround sound effect of Dolby Atmos can be enabled or disabled. If the TV has been installed in portrait mode using separate accessories, the virtual surround sound effect through the TV's speakers does not work.
Very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it's not there...
Hello,
Simple question: If you disable the soundbar and only use the TV's speakers, what result do you get?
Hello,
I tried without the soundbar and the result is the same, I tried without Dolby Atmos with and without the soundbar and the lag disappeared. I think the problem comes from Dolby Atmos.
Hello,
How does your soundbar receive sound from the Xbox? Through the television, I suppose.
The Xbox is connected to the TV via HDMI and the soundbar to the TV, but how?
What are the references (Brand and model) of the TV and the soundbar?
There are certainly settings available for this delay in the menus of the TV and/or the soundbar (if these devices are compatible with Dolby Atmos).
It's very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it's not there...