Closed TKooijmans closed 6 years ago
I can confirm this with professional measurement equipment (Vistek Valid Generator and Reader). Decklink Input has the same issue. So it seems to be a problem in the decklink consumer.
Audio is advanced 1 frame related to the video. So audio should be delayed by 1 frame to match.
Measurement setup:
[VISTEK Valid Generator] ===HD-SDI===> [Decklink Producer -> Decklink Consumer] ===HD-SDI===> [VISTEK Vaild Reader]
Result:
Seems to be fixed (only) in new blocking-decklink-consumer!
There still seems to be there a problem with audio sync. I tested with build 2.04 with HD mpeg 25 mbit, MXF HD 50 mbit en PAL DV. All still give one frame audio offset ( audio is -1 frame)
Please test this in the released version of 2.0.6 and 2.07b1 and report back. Thanks!
Hi Jonas, just tested the 2.06 version. With this version, sync offset seems the same as with v2.04. So using Blocking Decklink, Pal DV is in sync HD mpeg is in sync HD MXF 422 50 mbit is in sync HD MXF 420 35 mbit is in sync
When not using Blocking Decklink all offsets are -1 frame with audio.
Hi folks, Yesterday I had a bigscreen film event with playback from Casper server 2.07 (release) and HD MXF 422 HDCAM 50. playback of audio was still one frame off, audio plays one frame early. With big screens this unacceptable. I had to switch to H264 to fix it but datarate has to be reduced then. I have not tested it yet with blocking decklink, but that function becomes obsolete?
I did some tests with playback of DV 25 files and I found out that audio is in sync with the playback of a single file. When I use loadBG to run down a playlist always the second and following clips play 1 frame of sync (audio -1 frame)
steps to repro create with Premiere a dv25 countdown avi put this twice or more in a playlist playback with Casper and use LOADBG to play all and capture result compare result with original
Tested with latest Deckilnk drivers and Casper 207
2.2
I have tested with a Decklink Studio2 and CasperCG 2.03 and playback of HD mpeg 1080i25 and Pal Dv25 files to see if every thing stays in sync.
Test setup is as follows, Render the countdown in Premiere Pro to a HD MPEG2 file. Playback this file with CasparCG + Studio Decklink2 capture SDI output of Studio2 to a second system compare the original with the capture in a Premiere Pro timeline by mixing the video to a match, look to the audiowaveform to see the offset.
I don't use the SEEK command, so when I start from the beginning of the file, I always get 1 frame audio offset. Audio is 1 frame early. The offset keeps constant during a longer playback period. System audio is not used.
This is the configfile (I tweaked special characters)