&sync

Sets an offset (in ms) for the automatic audio sync fix node

Viewer-Side Option! (&view, &scene, &room)
Options
Example: &sync=50
Value
Description
(integer value)
value in ms
Details
&sync=X will set an offset in milliseconds for the audio stream.
​&buffer=0 or &sync=0 will do the same thing: it will try to auto-sync video and audio.
Tiny negative offsets may work, like &sync=-25 is possible, but large negative offsets will not work.
No clue if it is supported in OBS or not; works in Chromium/Chrome v76 or newer tho. Useful if the video device has a large delay that needs compensating for that isn't fixed automatically.
&sync=500 without the &buffer command also will only add an audio delay; there will be no additional video buffer or delay.
Using may stop Echo Cancellation from working.
Related
&buffer
&buffer2

Value	Description
(integer value)	value in ms

&panning

&samplerate

Last modified 7mo ago