Nico Leunen
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Hey,
what works really well as well is JES de-interlacer.
It’s a free app for De-interlacing and for standards conversion.
Personally I’m happy with the results.
It’s fast and tidy.
here’s the link :
https://www.xs4all.nl/~jeschot/home.htmlgood luck,
Nico -
Hi,
I’m afraid you’re bet may be right.
I checked the manual for the EIZO Foris and it mentions indeed
a 2 frame delay.
It features a ‘game mode’ called ThruMode which should reduce
this delay to 1 frame. But still I’m stuck with a feeling of ‘soft sync’.
How unfortunate that this expensive, and good monitor has this delay.I checked the Io Express control panel and there is no such thing
(as you mentioned for the IoHD) to compensate for the audio sync.Later today I will check with a regular studio TV to see what happens.
It will be through sdi or component though, and not through HDMI.I guess I’ll start looking for an audio delay device to compensate
my unlucky situation.thanks for thinking along and I will keep you posted
Nico -
Hmm. Didn’t know some TVs or monitors would do that.
I don’t dispose of another monitor with HDMI.
Could try a regular TV with analog video and see what happens.
Of course I have to work with this Eizo and via HDMI eventually…
Are you familiar with any possibility of setting up a delay for the video-signal ?
I have never come across anything like that in FCP.
I haven’t found anything like that in the AJA utility tool either.I also mailed the AJA support people but radio-silence so far unfortunately.
cheers and thanks for thinking along,
Nico -
I tried both options :
– analog audio output from io Express / video over HDMI to monitor (TV)
– audio over HDMI to monitor (TV) and using the TV audio outputBoth had the same result : sound comes 2 frames early when playing.
When scrubbing, frame by frame, audio is in sync.
When I don’t use the AJA but use the DVI and audio line out from the Mac,
sound and picture are sync as well… but of course I want to use my AJA 😉thanks for responding
Nico