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If a Bluetooth audio device is connected, there may be a delay between the picture and
sound due to the properties of Bluetooth. You can adjust the delay between the picture
and sound with the A/V sync setting. (Only for Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can
use Bluetooth audio devices.)
Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that support Bluetooth audio devices have [A/V sync]
in [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].
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Press the
[Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [A/V sync] — the desired
option.
Hint
You can also adjust the output timing of the picture and sound if a specific audio
system is connected with an HDMI cable. For details about supported models, refer
to the support site.
Support Site
Note
Depending on the connected Bluetooth audio device, the picture and sound may not
match even when the [A/V sync] setting is set to [On] or [Auto].
To prevent the TV from displaying a black screen immediately after turning it on
when a sound bar is connected wirelessly (Bluetooth), set the [A/V sync] setting to
[On].
If [Picture mode] is set to one of the options below, the output timing of the picture
and sound is not adjusted even when the [A/V sync] setting is set to [Auto].
[Game]
[Graphics]
[Photo]
To adjust [A/V sync] when in any of these modes, select [On].
The responsiveness of the TV while playing video games may feel slower due to the
[A/V sync] setting adding a delay to the output timing of the picture. For games that
are dependant on response time, we do not recommend you use a Bluetooth device
and recommend that you use the TV speakers or a sound bar with a wired
(HDMI cable/digital optical cable) connection instead.
(Quick Settings) button on the remote control, then select
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