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oliver1948uk · 17-06-2010, 19:24

Just tried it on Springwatch. It may be very slightly out but by such a small amount it does not bother me.

I note that, according to my amplifier, this programme is in 5.1 (not many are).

I have my V+ connected by digital cable to quite an old Yamaha amplifier and then on to 5 speakers and a subwoofer. It works very well.

One thing I have noticed on BBC HD ever since it launched is that the announcer between programmes comes over with an echo to my set up. I have been told this is because the voice transmits to both the centre and two front speakers. I have tried adjusting the front speaker time delay but it makes no difference.

If you are using a digital sound cable from V+ to amplifier, I assume your TV sound is turned off and HDMI audio override on V+ settings is ON.

17-06-2010, 19:24	#12
oliver1948uk Inactive Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Mansfield Woodhouse NG19 Services: VM Mix TV, 200 internet, basic house phone. Also Virgin mobile phone Posts: 541	Re: Sound out of synch on BBC HD Just tried it on Springwatch. It may be very slightly out but by such a small amount it does not bother me. I note that, according to my amplifier, this programme is in 5.1 (not many are). I have my V+ connected by digital cable to quite an old Yamaha amplifier and then on to 5 speakers and a subwoofer. It works very well. One thing I have noticed on BBC HD ever since it launched is that the announcer between programmes comes over with an echo to my set up. I have been told this is because the voice transmits to both the centre and two front speakers. I have tried adjusting the front speaker time delay but it makes no difference. If you are using a digital sound cable from V+ to amplifier, I assume your TV sound is turned off and HDMI audio override on V+ settings is ON.