How do I sync audio and video?

Not all Android TV or Google TV models have an A/V sync setting.

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Open the Settings screen. How to access Settings. Using the Quick Settings button (For models released in 2019 or later)
The following steps will depend on your TV menu options: Select Display &Sound → Audio output → A/V sync → Auto or On.

How do you get words to match your mouth on TV?

TV settings for audio delay Go into the TV menu and select AUDIO SETTINGS. Once you have the “audio delay” settings changed, go back to watching TV and see if it is now in sync. Repeat this as many times as needed until the sound has become synced.

Why does the voice not match the lips on my TV?

This issue can occur if the audio format of the HDMI® device connected to the TV is set to bitstream output (Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, etc.). To help resolve this issue, change the audio format of the HDMI device to PCM.

How do you fix audio faster than video?

First choice: Disable video-processing settings on TV and home theater receiver, then enable video-processing settings again. Next option: Check settings in operating menu on display or receiver. Look for terms like Audio Sync, Audio Delay, and Lip Sync.

How do I sync my TV with picture and sound?

If the sound and picture are out of sync on a Samsung TV, you’ll press the “Menu” button, then choose “Settings.” Choose “Sound,” then “Expert.” Choose “Audio Delay” and adjust the number until you’ve resolved the problem.

How do you fix a TV that has a delayed sound?

Here is a summary of what you can do to fix sound delay on TV:

Enable AV Sync Adjustment.
Connect speakers directly to source device.
Reset sound settings.
Power reset TV.
Swap TV and source device cables.
Enable and disable game mode accordingly.
Clear cache.
Close background apps.

How do I adjust the audio delay on my TV?

Press the Home button on your remote.
Navigate to Settings.
Go to Sound > Expert Settings. Older TVs have this option labeled Additional Settings.
Choose Audio Delay.
Set a value between 0 and 300 milliseconds so that the audio sync issue gets resolved.