Benjamin Smith
June 19th, 2012, 08:58 AM
Hello all
I use an LG LCD TV as a second monitor in Premiere CS5. However we've noticed there's a considerable visual delay in between the output on the TV and the output on the primary computer monitor.
The photo below demonstrates the problem. The same QuickTime movie has been dragged between the two monitors and is playing over the border between them. The movie is timecode playing at 60fps and you can see the left screen (the LCD) is on frame 97 whilst the primary monitor on the right is on frame 104 - a delay of 7 frames which is over 1/10th of a second!
www.redstar3D.com/delay.jpg
The problem this causes is that the audio goes out of sync when you're watching the big TV. Does anyone know a way to DELAY the audio output; either from Premiere or from Windows?!?
thanks!
/ben
I use an LG LCD TV as a second monitor in Premiere CS5. However we've noticed there's a considerable visual delay in between the output on the TV and the output on the primary computer monitor.
The photo below demonstrates the problem. The same QuickTime movie has been dragged between the two monitors and is playing over the border between them. The movie is timecode playing at 60fps and you can see the left screen (the LCD) is on frame 97 whilst the primary monitor on the right is on frame 104 - a delay of 7 frames which is over 1/10th of a second!
www.redstar3D.com/delay.jpg
The problem this causes is that the audio goes out of sync when you're watching the big TV. Does anyone know a way to DELAY the audio output; either from Premiere or from Windows?!?
thanks!
/ben