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 +====== Audio Desynchronization ======
  
 +The following is based on [[http://j4mie.org/blog/using-airfoil-with-vlc/|Using Airfoil with VLC]].
 +
 +When viewing a movie and streaming the audio track to a different computer, one can synchronize the audio by:
 +
 +  * Increasing the cache (file cache in case it is a file). This is really a lookahead cache of the movie file
 +  * Decreasing the audio desynchronization compensation value. This is a time reference for the movie's audio track to either play ahead of the video or before the video and it is a relative offset of the audio track to the video track.
 +
 +The relevant settings are in:
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 +Input / Codecs -> File Caching
 +Audio -> Audio desynchronization compensation
 +
 +For example, on a 10Mbit ethernet local connection, the following settings perform fine:
 +
 +<code>
 +Input / Codecs -> File Caching -> 6000ms
 +Audio desynchronization compensation -> -2000ms
 +</code>
 +
 +These settings are particular to a certain set-up so you can modify these values and figure out what works best for you.
 +
 +====== Increase Caching =======
 +
 +When playing videos over the network with VLC, you may notice some stuttering along with the video appearing garbled for a short while. In order to work around that problem, the solution is to increase the VLC caches since the defaults are very small.
 +
 +{{gallery>fuss:vlc:increase_caches?direct}}

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