Joey Delayed Audio from Analog Output

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Hi. I'm running a Hopper 3 with a wired Joey. I'm trying to use the analog outs from the Joey to run to a Sonos Amp. I have continuity, but when it plays out, the audio is meaningfully delayed from picture -- like two seconds. Audio directly from Joey to TV is fine. Any ideas? Thanks!
 
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The audio outputs on the Joey would be stereo while HDMI from the Joey to the TV could be Dolby. Can you use the optical out (Toslink) from the Joey to the sound bar? It would be Dolby like the HDMI.

To test this go into Audio Settings and turn off Dolby Audio and see if the delay is gone.


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Thanks but I can't do that. I have a in-wall run of speaker wire, which runs back to my Sonos Amp, and out to the speakers.
 
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Did you try turning off Dolby on your Joey?
To do this hit the remote home key twice, select settings, select Audio, and turn off Dolby Audio.

Here is a paragraph from the Sonos manual for dealing with delayed sound.

Some TVs and external source devices use additional processing when playing surround sound audio, which can delay the audio. Change the audio format of your TV or source device to Stereo (or PCM) to remove this delay. Note that this will disable surround sound audio.


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Here is a paragraph from the Sonos manual for dealing with delayed sound.

Some TVs and external source devices use additional processing when playing surround sound audio, which can delay the audio. Change the audio format of your TV or source device to Stereo (or PCM) to remove this delay. Note that this will disable surround sound audio.

You got it man. Thanks! It wasn't the control on the Joey. It was the "Audio Delay" setting in Sonos. WTG. Thanks so much! Merry Christmas.
 
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