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Does lipsync work on Linux?
Hendrik:
There is no fundamental reason these cannot work, probably just not hooked up. We essentially have two video players, the DirectShow based one that has existed for ages, and the new cross-platform one. Unfortunately, not all features were added to both equally.
I'll check when I'm in front of it and hook it up.
Hendrik:
The commands as well as the OSD option should be available in the next Linux and Mac builds.
One thing to note, MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC_ZONE actually changes the global setting for the entire zone, while MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC does it per-file. Unless you are tuning the entire system for eg. HDMI latency, you likely want per-file tuning to be exposed.
avid:
--- Quote from: Hendrik on September 19, 2023, 07:06:17 am ---The commands as well as the OSD option should be available in the next Linux and Mac builds.
One thing to note, MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC_ZONE actually changes the global setting for the entire zone, while MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC does it per-file. Unless you are tuning the entire system for eg. HDMI latency, you likely want per-file tuning to be exposed.
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Thank you - and also thanks for the explanation of the different MCC commands. I guess it is the per-file one I want. My AVR handles HDMI latency.
mwillems:
--- Quote from: Hendrik on September 19, 2023, 07:06:17 am ---The commands as well as the OSD option should be available in the next Linux and Mac builds.
One thing to note, MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC_ZONE actually changes the global setting for the entire zone, while MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_VIDEO_LIPSYNC does it per-file. Unless you are tuning the entire system for eg. HDMI latency, you likely want per-file tuning to be exposed.
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Thanks so much Hendrik, that's great news!
avid:
Just tried the new build. The lipsync adjustments work brilliantly. Thanks again
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