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Flawless quality? *Bull! *Another area where the ball was dropped is
that the entire action addresses the video portion of the transmitted
signal, not the audio portion. *Therefore audio & video are separated,
the video digitally processed, and then reunited with the audio at a
mismatched time. It is left to the descretion of the individual tv
stations how to merge the audio with the video. *Now the lip sync
problem is readily apparent on many channels, especially NBC. *In many
cases the station engineers are ignoring the problem in hopes that
'someone else' will come up with a standard, fix, & cost of the fix.
Others are adding video-to-audio delays to catch the 'majority' of lip
sync problems but not all. *Another government screwup where no one
read the fine print.

Red


The government may screw up many things but I can assure you, lip sync
problems are not one of them.

Mark