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Einstellung einer Verzögerung des Audio-Signals
Über diese Einstellung kann eine künstliche zeitliche Verzögerung des Audiosignals definiert werden.
Dies ist dann sinnvoll, wenn das Audio- und das Video-Signal nicht "Lippen-Synchron" ist und das Audiosignal noch vor dem passenden Bild zu hören ist.
Die Angabe ist in ms (Millisekunden). 1000ms entsprechen 1 Sekunde.
Über diese Einstellung kann eine künstliche zeitliche Verzögerung des Audiosignals definiert werden.
Dies ist dann sinnvoll, wenn das Audio- und das Video-Signal nicht "Lippen-Synchron" ist und das Audiosignal noch vor dem passenden Bild zu hören ist.
Die Angabe ist in ms (Millisekunden). 1000ms entsprechen 1 Sekunde.
