Any way to fix my Audio Delay on TV

Discus and support Any way to fix my Audio Delay on TV in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; Here is my setup: -ATT U-Verse Cable Box to HDMI IN on XOne -XOne Optical Out to Turtle Beach Stealth 500X receiver -XOne HDMI OUT to Sharp Aquos... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by I4G0tMyGamertag, Dec 24, 2015.

  1. Any way to fix my Audio Delay on TV


    Here is my setup:

    -ATT U-Verse Cable Box to HDMI IN on XOne

    -XOne Optical Out to Turtle Beach Stealth 500X receiver

    -XOne HDMI OUT to Sharp Aquos TV.

    Xbox One Audio Settings:

    HDMI Audio - Stereo Uncompressed

    Optical Audio - Bitstream Out

    Bitstream Format - Dolby Digital

    My TV ONLY has a terrible audio delay and almost seems as if it's gotten worse lately. This has been an issue for a long time and I was hoping that with the Windows 10 update something would fix it but it hasn't and now I need an answer and a fix. This
    is ridiculous. My Headset seems to works fine. It is only my TV that has a huge delay. It has a delay with every App, Game, Movie, etc... Always a delay.

    This is a huge issue. I did not buy an Xbox One All-In-One Home Entertainment system for an audio delay. Or so that I could "unplug this, now plug that in, take that out, do this and plug that in" either! I did it so everything was ALL-IN-ONE!

    :)
     
    I4G0tMyGamertag, Dec 24, 2015
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  2. MeanSign
    MeanSign Guest
    Delay in video on tv app xbox one

    So whenever I play my xbox 360 through my tv app on xbox one it has a delay in audio is there a complete fix to fix this issue?
     
    MeanSign, Dec 24, 2015
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  3. ebefspz
    ebefspz Guest
    Create an option for audio delay setting within Xbox itself?

    Unfortunately, I am using a TV with high input lag for gaming with my Xbox One S. When connecting the Xbox to a receiver I can set the audio delay in the receiver to match the delay in video on my TV. I have started using headphones connected directly
    to the Xbox One controller, however, and there is no way to delay the audio within the Xbox itself. Is this a feature that could be enabled and/or created in the Xbox operating system? Thanks!
     
    ebefspz, Dec 24, 2015
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Any way to fix my Audio Delay on TV