3 user reports on bluray having synch issues in the second half of the film. It seems as usual with audio synch issues others not seeing the same issue. Any reports here of folks having issues particularly starting 45-50 minutes -- maybe 80-100 ms
Although there is one shot that for some reason isn’t in 3D. It’s at about the 12 minute mark with Hudson and Reed at the dinner table. It’s about a 5 second shot. Curious.
Yup. I had major sync issues in the second half of the film. Almost unwatchable for me but I wabted to finish the film. Thought it was my player but other films played fine. Might have to return it. Disappointing.3 user reports on bluray having synch issues in the second half of the film. It seems as usual with audio synch issues others not seeing the same issue. Any reports here of folks having issues particularly starting 45-50 minutes -- maybe 80-100 ms
Yup. I had major sync issues in the second half of the film. Almost unwatchable for me but I wabted to finish the film. Thought it was my player but other films played fine. Might have to return it. Disappointing.
I'm with Tino: a flat shot and a very annoying sync issue in my copy of Gun Fury.
If I had noticed any sync issues when I reviewed it, I certainly would have mentioned it. I didn't notice any.
Not sure if there are different batches of discs, an equipment interaction, or something else.
I watched it tonight on a Panasonic player connected to a DLP projector. Absolutely NO audio sync issues throughout the film. I have one of my player's HDMI outputs directly to the projector, the other to my receiver for audio.I didn't notice any sync issues.
I have the Samsung UHD player connected to my Yamaha receiver which is connected to HDMI 2 on my LG OLED.Tino,
What player do you have and how do you have it connected? For instance, I utilized both HDMI outputs on my Oppo 203 in which one is connected to my LGOLED65E6P for video while the other output is connected to my Yamaha 3060 for audio.
I also used a Panasonic player for the review - a 310 which is by far the best Blu-ray player I have ever owned.I watched it tonight on a Panasonic player connected to a DLP projector. Absolutely NO audio sync issues throughout the film. I have one of my player's HDMI outputs directly to the projector, the other to my receiver for audio.
What player please?I also had sync issues in the last half of the film.
I've only watched the 2-D version, but the ONLY shots in this film, whether long, medium, or close that are "soft" are opticals and there are a lot of 'em. It's not hard to figure out where they are and how long they last because the minute they cut out of the optical all is well, sharpness-wise. The opticals in Gun Fury are especially poor - simply compare to Beneath the 12-Mile Reef's opening credits, which are, of course, an optical. But Reef does it right within the film itself as the opticals are cut in short and therefore you're back to original footage the second the dissolve or fade is done.