The Young Savages (1961) coming in September from Kino Classics

[jayembee]

After seeing a new post in the thread for Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery, which is also having some synch issues, I'm wondering if my not seeing a problem with the audio synch might be due to my sending the audio directly to the TV rather than to my receiver (which has been having problems lately).

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...postcount=3003

It's more that people's setups are different. The people who are bitstreaming the audio to a receiver (myself included) seem to be having far more trouble than those who are piping the audio straight into a TV from their player, which will usually have been decoded into PCM by the player first and that seems to help with a lot of the sync problems.

James: Try playing the audio directly to the TV (assuming you're not already doing that) and see if that makes a difference. Not that you should have to when the audio is screwed up, but it might be worth finding out what happens.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by jayembee

James: Try playing the audio directly to the TV (assuming you're not already doing that) and see if that makes a difference. Not that you should have to when the audio is screwed up, but it might be worth finding out what happens.

Glad to try it, but it's only happening on this one disc. I watched Edge of Tomorrow last night and it was fine, and I watched The Counselor over the weekend and it was fine too.

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

Glad to try it, but it's only happening on this one disc. I watched Edge of Tomorrow last night and it was fine, and I watched The Counselor over the weekend and it was fine too.

Well, I think the point of the posting I linked to is that, depending on how the audio and video gets encoded by the authors, even if it's OOS when going to a receiver, it might be OK going straight to a TV, because of the way the signal gets interpreted:

Folks should bear in mind that the audio and video aren't encoded together, as they're separate streams which rely on flags embedded in them to sync properly when playing back, and it's possible that that process isn't being interpreted correctly by some combinations of equipment. Changing audio to PCM and disabling 24p playback (so it plays at 60Hz) seems to help in some cases and it's the 24p bit I find interesting, as if CBS aren't properly encoding the audio within that time frame or something.

I'm just curious if the problems being experienced with The Young Savages are the same as what's being experience with Twin Peaks.