I forced both browsers to use the NVIDIA card.I forced both browsers to use the Integrated Intel card.I did notice that Firefox was using the NVIDIA card and Chrome used the Integrated Intel card, so here are some tests I made, always restarting the browsers after each change but sadly, the result was always Chrome no delay and Firefox with a delay (with a small exception):
#Html5 audio firefox drivers#
I will try to find newer drivers later in the day and will let you know if it changed something. I did change "Use hardware acceleration when available" option on and off with restarting Firefox every time now, but still the issue remains. Hello cor-el, thank you for the quick reply. Seems other people have the exact same issue too. If anyone can help me out with some advice, I would really appreciate it. Usually it's not a big deal, but when watching someone talk directly, it gets really bothersome. I do not have that problem, my audio is always delayed with those 300ms and the delay stays the same. I have browsed the forum and found some people having a somewhat similar issue, where everything starts normally but a couple of minutes in the video, audio starts to desynchronize. Options -> Advanced -> check/uncheck "Use hardware acceleration when available" (HTML5 audio still delayed) Reinstalled Firefox (HTML5 audio still delayed)
Creating a brand new user profile (HTML5 audio still delayed) Restarting Firefox in safe mode and add-ons disabled (HTML5 audio still delayed) When I use Firefox with the YouTube™ Flash® Player 1.4.0 add-on or on Google Chrome with HTML5 I get 0 (no delay). When watching this on Firefox with HTML5 and I pause when the sound appears, its usually on 3 (audio late).
I am using Firefox version 40.0.3, but this problem occurred a couple of versions ago.Īs a reference, please see this video (BBC HD audio sync test ) I am having this problem where the audio is delayed by approximately 300ms, I've tested and noticed that on Youtube videos.
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