[BC] Radio audio delay for TV

[WFIFeng@aol.com]

In a message dated 06/01/2006 03:36:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
jerseyspikes at gmail.com writes:

> Some of that delay comes from the local affiliate in what they are doing in
>  house, looping through coord rooms to do inserts/news promos, tossing 
delays
>  in the mix to correct lip sync issues in their plant, etc, and then of
>  course the transmission path involved (digital STL/uplink = more delay).

Well, this all seems to have started after Janet's infamous "Wardrobe 
Malfunction"... the radio & TV used to be within a fraction of a second of each 
other, discernable only by hearing the sound of a crack of the bat, pop in a glove, 
etc. Now, whether it's on YES, ESPN, or Channel 9 in NYC, that delay is 
always approximately 10 seconds. It didn't use to be there. That's why I wonder if 
it's deliberate.

The sync idea isn't to get them exact... I don't care if there's a second or 
two, as long as the radio audio emerges AFTER the TV action, that's cool.

So... I'm still wondering if such a software app exists! I have a Ham DSP 
program that yeilds about 1/2 sec delay, so I know it's possible!

Willie...