How to Fix Audio Delay on Your Samsung TV
By Trae Jacobs,
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Your Samsung TV audio is out of sync with the picture on your screen. You can fix this delay yourself with a few simple steps.
- Check your TV settings to see if a software update is available in the support menu [0:16].
- Inspect all HDMI cables and ports to ensure everything is connected tightly, and try moving your soundbar to a different HDMI port [0:33].
- Test a different source or app to see if the issue persists [0:53].
- Open your settings menu, navigate to Sound, and select Expert Settings to try resetting your sound configuration [1:32].
- If that does not work, stay in the Expert Settings menu to manually adjust the audio delay while your TV is on [2:03].
- Experiment with your output audio format by switching it from auto to PCM within the sound settings [2:22].
- If you are using a soundbar, check the manufacturer app or the physical remote for specific sync or delay controls [2:47].
- Unplug the power for your TV, soundbar, and all HDMI cables for at least 60 seconds to clear out any electric buildup [3:23].
- Perform a full factory reset in your TV settings as a final solution.
Ninja Tip: Disable the HDMI-CEC (often called Anynet+) setting in your TV’s external device manager to stop communication errors between your devices that frequently cause lip-sync issues.
To perform a factory reset, navigate to Settings > General > Reset.
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