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[HELP] Hybrid introducing audio delay that is not present in source material
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(11.10.2021, 19:16)Selur Wrote: 40ms is one frame with 25fps which some folks notice especially if they are singers and look at themself singing in a video.
Happy the explaination helped to understand what's going on and yes, it's a feature (which like mentioned before can be disabled) not a bug.  Big Grin

Cu Selur

In "The mystery of delayed AAC audio tracks" I read that although "the FDK-AAC encoder adds an offset of 1024 samples per channel (like 42,66 ms for stereo at 48 kHz), the player syncs all streams based on their timestamps and everything should be perfectly in sync. The offsets are ignored."
https://www.voukoder.org/forum/thread/56...io-tracks/
(I read similar arguments elsewhere too.)

If this is the case, it seems Hybrid is introducing an unnecessary offset, which the player takes care of anyway. Why should we explicitly compensate for the delay by moving the audio 43 ms ahead, when it seems the VLC player is doing this correction itself?
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RE: Hybrid introducing audio delay that is not present in source material - by 4i4oVi40 - 12.10.2021, 14:56

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