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Why is not possible for the audio track to include time-
markers that software can use to sync with corresponding
markers in the video track? |
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Actually, @bigsleep, it was after buying a v4 BT
transmitter/receiver pair that was advertised as having the
lowest latency available that I posted this suggestion. Some
people (such as my wife) don't hear the offset audio, but I
definitely do and it's enough to continually annoy me
whenever I watch TV on our projector. The lag may only be
2 or 3 frames but it's noticeable. And I looked around a lot
and could not find anything (other that super expensive
recording studio tech) that delayed the video - only the
audio. |
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Does anyone know the name of the analog video effect where an image of say a dancing person is followed by a bunch of clones? I think it might have been used in the 1970's. |
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The lag modifying HDMI thing reminded me of that. |
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[beanangel] Stroboscopic motion? The waveform of dance in a mouse arrow tails sort of way. |
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Dig into the menu systems of the appliance, sometimes there are timing features. |
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// the same principle of manipulating a DRM'd signal
without actually decoding it // |
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Additionally (or not, if that link is to the same thing I'm
remembering), I remember there was a few years ago some
kind of device (open-source/diy/?) that overlaid a generated
image (e.g. dashboard meters or the like) on top of an
HDCP-protected HDMI video signal, so the generated image
could be displayed superimposed on the video on an HDCP-
supporting monitor/TV. |
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