Strange Audio problem

[tywest]

I just put a second tv in my basement. On the other end of my basement i have a projector hooked up to my HD LG receiver.  I noticed that on the second tv i just put in, the timing is off. The second tv is hooked up to my D* receiver. There is a few second delay between the two if im watching the same show.
This could be annoying during a Packer game.
Is there anyway around this? I tried hooking up the 2nd tv to the LG receiver via the coax output. That didnt work all i can get is the standard signals to that tv and the timing is still off.
I assume this is all because of the delay with the satellites and just the general difference between digital tv signals and sat. signals... Am i right?

[mhz40]

I just put a second tv in my basement. On the other end of my basement i have a projector hooked up to my HD LG receiver.  I noticed that on the second tv i just put in, the timing is off. The second tv is hooked up to my D* receiver. There is a few second delay between the two if im watching the same show.
This could be annoying during a Packer game.
Is there anyway around this? I tried hooking up the 2nd tv to the LG receiver via the coax output. That didnt work all i can get is the standard signals to that tv and the timing is still off.
I assume this is all because of the delay with the satellites and just the general difference between digital tv signals and sat. signals... Am i right?

You are going to have to feed both TV's from one reciever...

[summerfun]

I have the same issue with my main TV and my living room TV. One is on a digital HD box and one is on analog cable. A two to three second audio difference. The HD digital box is behind.

I think if you had both on the same kind of box, it would resolve the issue.

[waterhead]

It seems to depend on how quickly the tuner processes the signal. Of the three tuners I have, the HDTV Wonder is the slowest. The Samsung STB is the fastest, and the Linux pcHDTV is in between. None of them are in sync with the others.

I agree, you may need all identical tuners for them to be in sync.

[tywest]

Thats kinda what i figured. I want to view the stuff in hd, so that limits the options there. I think the LG receiver has an S Video output. Now i just need a looooong cable and a way to convert the S video so it works with my non S video tv..
Do u think this would work?
http://www.cablewholesale.com/specs/40x3-30400.htm

[mhz40]

Thats kinda what i figured. I want to view the stuff in hd, so that limits the options there. I think the LG receiver has an S Video output. Now i just need a looooong cable and a way to convert the S video so it works with my non S video tv..
Do u think this would work?
http://www.cablewholesale.com/specs/40x3-30400.htm

Yes it would, as long as the LG's S-video output produces a down converted versionof the HD picture.  I would put this device right by the receiver using a short video cable & run coax from there to the TV.  Too bad the LG (apparently) does not have an RF output...