I have a Streaming Stick + Hooked up to my 4k TV via my 4k Marantz AVR.
Everything was fine last Tuesday. When I went to use the Roku on Wednesday I noticed it had updated to 9.2 from 9.1.
Since then I have had the following problems:
Adjust refresh rate no longer works in Netflix, everything plays at 60hz.
No video or audio when I select a programme in iPlayer, All4 or YouTube when subsampling is set to 4:2:2 (could be more, these are the only apps I've tried). 4:2:0 is fine
IPlayer audio sync is so far out all content is unwatchable.
I have factory reset the Roku and all problems persist, nothing has changed in my setup other than the Roku updating to 9.2.
[Post moved as topic title relates to a software update]
If you're experiencing an issue with audio being out of sync, try pressing the * key during playback, and turning off any 'Volume modes' that may be enabled from the lefthand menu. Let us know if that helps get things back on track.
Thanks,
Tanner
Hi everyone!
Thanks for your patience while we've continued investigating these reports. For folks who previously posted in this thread, please try visiting Settings>System>System update>Check now on your device to install the latest update, and let us know if this helps resolve the audio sync issue you were experiencing.
During playback, try turning 'Volume mode' options both on (Leveling, Night) and off, and test to see if either or both options resolve the issue.
If you're still experiencing an issue please reply with the following information:
- Specific channel you are watching when you observe an audio sync issue.
- Specific movie/tv show content title example that you are watching when the issue occurs.
- Is your device plugged directly into your TV, or is it connected to an A/V receiver or soundbar of some sort?
- Have you tried restarting your device to see if this helps?
Thanks,
Tanner
Roku streaming stick + 3810rw connected via HDMI powered by its own power supply. I have been experiencing the same sync issues mostly on Hulu. None of the above fixes have worked. What does work but is annoying to do is after the video starts either rewind or fast forward and the sync issue disappears.
I no longer subscribe to Netflix, but it was my understanding that the refresh rate switch was disabled with the 9.0 release, because of all the complaints about the way Netflix constantly switched their refresh rate between the preview videos and the actual content. But since you appear to be in the UK, perhaps it wasn't disabled for you until now. But it was intentional, not a mistake.
I haven't noticed any issues with YouTube, but I couldn't tell you what subsample I'm on with my Ultra. That's the only Roku I have connected to a 4K TV.
iPlayer is (I believe) an UK only player, so can't comment on that one.
Thanks for the note here. Sorry to hear about the hiccups you're running into!
As @atc98092 mentioned, the auto-adjust display refresh rate feature no longer applies to the Netflix channel as of OS 9.1
As far as the other issues you're reporting, we'd like to help investigate this further. Could you please send me a private message with your Roku's serial number from Settings>System>About, the specific model of Marantz receiver you are using, your current display resolution selection in 'Settings>Display type', and a specific example of content in a channel for the 4:2:2 subsampling issue you reported? Please also include an example content title for the audio sync issue you are experiencing with the iPlayer channel.
I'll follow up directly from there to continue looking into this.
Thanks!
Tanner
Great, it also works for me, but why? Interestingly, the ads are always in sync! No problems with the Beeb.
Hi Tanner,
PM sent with info.
Thanks,
Chris
I'm having the same problem with BBC iPlayer audio being way out of sync since the 9.2 firmware update. All other apps are OK but I wish there was a fix for Netflix still being locked to 60fps. I've had to go back to Chromecast for iPlayer.
Did you get anywhere with this?
I had PMd Tanner with some details but have been on holiday for the last two weeks.
No, but I discovered a couple of things. When a programme starts and the audio is way out of sync, stopping it and resuming sometimes fixes the problem. Alternatively, turning off Auto-Adjust Display Refresh Rate to lock the output at 60Hz seems to work but introduces too much picture judder for me.
Thanks for the info - I'll check now I am back.
Not being able to use variable refresh rates is like being back in the early days of DVD. If Netflix weren't so bloody-minded about autoplaying trailers the changing refresh rate would never have been a problem in the first place