Incidentally, this adjustment is not duplicated on most A/V receivers. Some receivers can adjust for speaker distance on the
A/V Sync
Today's advanced televisions and video projectors often incorporate sophisticated video signal processing to optimize the image quality. Often, these circuits require buffer memories that result in a slight delay of the video signal. Unfortunately, this can result in a mismatch, where the television picture lags behind the sound from the speakers by some fraction of a second. As you can imagine, the effect can be unnatural and annoying.
That's why Sony offers another Digital Signal Processing function: AV Sync. This enables you to correct time misalignments between the audio and video signals by up to 120 milliseconds, in 10 millisecond increments. Sony brings your television and your home theater speakers back into alignment. A/V Sync achieves identical results on stereo,
Separate speaker settings
Unlike previous models, the
Super Audio D/A Converter (SA DAC)
If you're using the
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