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Click upon the "gear" under one of the "meter bars" in the audio mixer and select "Advanced Properties". Look for the column called "sync". You can add a delay to the audio channel you are recording in milliseconds.

stephen_usher wrote: 02 Jul 2023 19:24 Click upon the "gear" under one of the "meter bars" in the audio mixer and select "Advanced Properties". Look for the column called "sync". You can add a delay to the audio channel you are recording in milliseconds.

Yeah, "Sync Offset"? I think this is probably how I got a weird delay when I was messing about (ended up scrapping everything and reinstalling)

Thanks for this. I'll start experimenting...

It doesn't have any effect. I must still be doing something wrong. Pretty frustrating. :(

Getting it just right is very difficult. You really need something where there's a percussion with a visual cue.

The offset on cheap encoders can be 500ms or more. My one was around 750ms.

It can help it you can see the video and audio as a waveform to see if you can measure the offset.

stephen_usher wrote: 02 Jul 2023 20:17 Getting it just right is very difficult. You really need something where there's a percussion with a visual cue.

The offset on cheap encoders can be 500ms or more. My one was around 750ms.

It can help it you can see the video and audio as a waveform to see if you can measure the offset.

Mine's the: StarTech.com HDMI Video Capture Device - 1080p - 60fps Capture Card - USB Video Recorder - with HDMI DVI VGA (USB3HDCAP)

Now £43.00 more expensive.

I've put a delay of 10000ms in and can't see much of a difference, so obviously something is up. It's all above me.

:comp:

Cosmic Puppet wrote: 02 Jul 2023 20:36

stephen_usher wrote: 02 Jul 2023 20:17 Getting it just right is very difficult. You really need something where there's a percussion with a visual cue.

The offset on cheap encoders can be 500ms or more. My one was around 750ms.

It can help it you can see the video and audio as a waveform to see if you can measure the offset.

Mine's the: StarTech.com HDMI Video Capture Device - 1080p - 60fps Capture Card - USB Video Recorder - with HDMI DVI VGA (USB3HDCAP)

Now £43.00 more expensive.

I've put a delay of 10000ms in and can't see much of a difference, so obviously something is up. It's all above me.

:comp:

Are you sure that you're delaying the correct channel? A 10000ms delay is 10 seconds!

Ha lol I just had a break and thought I should apply the delay to all audio channels to test that...

Figured it out. I have to record and play back to see the change. I can't see it in real time. I'm so weighed down by these 1st world problems. :lol:

*Note* Webcam audio has to be offset by the same amount to avoid a slap delay when open at the same time.

It's working! 50 ms is looking pretty close!

I have one of these mice and just discovered that the middle button was programmable in workbench. Does anybody know if it was possible to program this on the Atari platform using software, or was this Amiga only?

Does anyone know the best settings for Low Resolution Atari with the OSSC? Can't seem to find them. Have the High Res sorted. I also remember having 5x doubling in the past but didn't write it all down so have no idea on how I did it.