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FabioMC · 28th January 2022, 15:38

I´ve finally found out the solution to my case. I think it´s related to the "hdmi arc cycle". In my setup the vga hdmi out is connected to the LG OLED TV and then the HDMI ARC of the TV to the AVR. I think it´s causing the delay. My solution was to use a secondary connection from my vga to the AVR (direct connection), set the resolution to 720p and use it as an extended display. After that I set the default audio to the AVR connection (secondary). Now the audio problems are totally gone.

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FabioMC Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 8	I´ve finally found out the solution to my case. I think it´s related to the "hdmi arc cycle". In my setup the vga hdmi out is connected to the LG OLED TV and then the HDMI ARC of the TV to the AVR. I think it´s causing the delay. My solution was to use a secondary connection from my vga to the AVR (direct connection), set the resolution to 720p and use it as an extended display. After that I set the default audio to the AVR connection (secondary). Now the audio problems are totally gone.