A/V out of sync on Xbox 360 apps

Hi,

I have a Xbox 360 Elite system that has never been able to properly play streaming video apps. When using apps the picture quality looks excellent... full HD on videos and apps that are capable of streaming HD. The problem is that the audio and video are
out of sync so drastically that videos are unwatchable. I feel like I am watching a Hong Kong flick with a poor English dub. That's how badly the A/V is out of sync. This problem seems to be present in every streaming video app I've tried, As far as I
can remember the system has always had this problem with any streaming apps. In the past this wasn't an issue because I didn't subscribe to any streaming video services. But now that I do I regret not trying to solve this issue when I first noticed it,

Here is what I've tried thus far without any improvement:

• Deleting and re-installing any effected app
• Connecting to a different TV. Tried two different TV's.
• Running the sound to a surround sound receiver via an optical cable and running the sound directly to my TV via HDMI cable. Either way the problem persists.
  
• Replacing cables. I have tried at least two different cables.. in most cases three or more...for every connection on my 360. I've tried different network (Ethernet) cables, HDMI cables, and optical cables.
  
• Various methods of connecting to my router/modem. I've tried a wired connection to my router (which my normal setup), wireless connection to my router, and even a direct connection to my modem. The problem persisted regardless.
  
• Switching from surround sound to stereo sound also had no effect.
• Clearing my console's cache. Which meant I had to re-download all updates for apps.
  
• Deleted and re-downloaded my Live profile.
• Connecting to a different router. I tried two different routers. The problem persisted on both.
  
• Changing the video HD to SD had no effect.
• Tried all the different combinations of audio and video output available through the 360's dashboard. Nothing helped.
  
• Adjusting settings within streaming video apps
• Ensuring that no other device is on the network

I may have tried some other fixes as well. These are just the ones that come to mind right now. Before you suggest the obvious solution my internet speed is ample to support streaming HD video. When I test my speed I get 25 Mbps (give or take 5 Mbps)
down and 5 Mbps (give or take 1 Mbps) up. I get excellent quality streaming video on other devices using my network. In fact, I can move the same A/V and network cables from my 360 to my PS3 (sorry to mention the competition) and use the same TV, router,
etc. on the same apps and everything works well. I would like to use each console on a different TV so I can watch streaming apps on both. But as of now the 360 simply cannot deliver an experience with streaming apps that is watchable.

Here's where things get a little odd. If I use Xbox Video then everything works perfectly. The picture is great and in full HD. And the audio and video are synced. This is really odd to me.

I've tried Vudu, Crackle, Amazon Video, ESPN, Hulu+, and probably some other apps as well. They all have sync problems with the A/V.

I am wondering if perhaps the Elite model was a problematic console? This is my second 360 Elite and the other had problems as well though they were disc/hdd problems.

:)

 

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To sync the remote press the sync button on the Xbox 360 console, then press the Xbox button on the media remote.

 

The Official "Problems with YouTube app" thread

YouTube video playback in snap mode on Xbox ONE needs to be fixed. When the feature was first added, it was really choppy,, and out of sync. The update after that (current) seemed to improve that a little. It's still choppy (though slightly less), and the
A/V sync is pretty much okay, considering the stil choppy video.

Other video apps seem to play just fine snapped, be it live TV, streaming apps, and even throwing HD video from my tablet to the xbox video app (via DLNA). So yeah, only the YouTube app seems to play videos choppy while snapped.

I hope this gets fixed ASAP.

 

6 days later and not a single response. This is ridiculous.