Audio delay with TV app, Blu-ray disk etc..

Same thing happens to me. Gonna wait it out and see if they fix it since there is no real other alternative other than not using the TV function which everyone in my house has now gotten used to.

The plot thickens... just tried a music Blu-ray and the audio was no where near as delayed as it is everywhere else... what is that about? Does that mean the pic is also delayed by about the same amount as my audio randomly on Blu-ray?

Hi, it didn't help. Blu-rau still has audio delay. Did some more testing with different applications. Twitch has no delay, youtube just a tad but to live with, Viaplay (Norwegian streaming) no delay. So it seems to affect only blu-ray. Since this happened
after updating the Xbox I believe it's actually the blu-ray app that has problems. Guess the next suggestion will be a restore?

Thanks for confirming, Radi0! We are aware of some issues with the Bluray app specifically, and I do understand that your issue is around all audio with the console. I'm going to ask for some information that seems oddly focused on the Bluray app, but I
believe it will help us nail down what settings might be affecting your experience. Let us know the answers to this, and we'll look at digging further into this with you.

1. Blu-ray Player Version:

a. Navigate to My Game and Apps => Blu-ray Tile => Simultaneously depress (Left Bumper + Right Bumper + View button):

b. Confirm Blu-ray QFE is: Microsoft.BlurayPlayer_2.0.15.6_x64_8wekyb3d8bbwe

2. DVD/Blu-ray/Ultra HD Blu-ray disc(s) titles

a. If possible, can you tell us the time stamp in the movie when A/V lip sync is off?

b. All Blu-ray titles or some?

c. Is Netflix A/V sync off?

3. Audio setup

a. Audio/Video HW setup

i. TV display (any settings related to audio that your TV might have)

ii. Audio HW (in

b. Xbox One Console Audio Settings: Optical vs. HDMI

i. Uncompressed vs. Bitstream Out

c. If Optical, did you calibrate A/V sync?

1. Blu-ray app version is Microsoft.BlurayPlayer_2.0.16.6_x64_8wekyb3d8bbwe

2. Every disc is affected, Blu-ray/UHD Blu-ray/DVD. Netflix is on par with the rest of he system, just a smidge late. Blu-ray is far, far worse.

3a. Audio setup is HDMI to the TV. No special settings. Straight shot. The sound bar is optical out from the TV. I tried connecting optical directly to the One S as well and it was identical to HDMI.

3b. Same results with HDMI and optical. Uncompressed. Choosing Bitstream causes an even longer full second delay so I leave it uncompressed.

What I don't understand is why the sound is coming late to the headphone jack on the controller as well. Both the One S controller and a regular One controller. It's like the entire system is sending out all audio late. The video seems perfect, as I've stated
my button presses are perfectly timed with what's happening on screen in games and the UI. Just the audio is late. This is bizarre to me.

XBox One needs Stereoscopic 3D Video format. [1]..Blu-ray player patch for 3D disk movies and games. [2]..3D ability for disk and digital (official)XO games, Kinect 2.0 and indie games. [3] HDMI pass-through port needs to allow 3D signal from 3D-capable
Cable/Satellite TV boxes, 3D Blu-Ray players and much more devices. [4]..3D entertainment app content such as Netflix, Youtube, etc.