There is a delay when I use guide or volume - Toshiba 36A50 36" TV

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The schematic is here:http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/xp60.php Take note though that the design was changed for the newer DD3. Here is a link to a forum with links to later DD3 service notes:http://music-electronics-forum.com/t15879/. Start checking transistors at the input. Check voltage readings on pins on the I.C.s to see if they match the supply voltage at IC10 . If you get voltage readings on pins that aren't supposed to have readings there is a good chance that the I.C. you are testing is shorted. Also check the diodes as you proceed.

try programmin the ir code with a delay. .3 .4 usually will solve your issue. part of trouble shooting when the remote is connected to the server theres an option to increase or delay the ir emitter. hope this helps

Are the movies you're watching store purchased DVDs? Sometimes with downloaded movies, the audio and video are just out of sync.

If they're store bought, it's possible that you've got a delay set in your receiver. Consult your receiver's operating manual to see if there's a "delay" option.

It's also possible that you're hearing that delay in the TV speakers.

If you've got the audio coming through the receiver AND the tv, you'll hear a slight delay when the audio's traveling from the DVD player to the television itself. This could happen "sometimes", if the tv volume is on, and not happen when the tv volume is off.

The time delay is likely caused by taking the audio signal from the TV rather than the source. I would need to know more about the components in your system and how you have them currently connected to be of further assistance.

if i understand it right, you recorded for example 2 tracks. recorded A then recorded B then you synced them together? if so, my bet would be adjusting the volume for each giving them balance. your master volume is your guide on this. hope this works.

make sure the dish network menu settings in setup under audio are on high. Some tv's require it to be off. Try both and see what works. Also the delay is caused by digital conversion. new stereos have settings for this delay and they have delay boxes for sale online. You could try to change your delay settings on your stereo surround to help. I had to do this.

Synch problems on Philips machines can be caused by the video output setting.

Usually there are 3 options for video output:

• PAL
• NTSC
• AUTO

PAL & NTSC force playback in that setting, regardless of DVD format, and sometimes cause a time delay in the conversion.

Try changing this option to AUTO. IF you have a modern TV, it should allow both PAL & NTSC playback.

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