I've converted a few longer videos using the TSVConverter (2+ hour movie length videos).  When I play them back on the Tiny Video Player, the sound gets further and further de-synced, the longer the video plays.  By the end of the video, it's a few seconds off.  Is anyone else having the same issue?  I've tried creating the source videos using HandBrake, VLC Media Player, and Any Video Converter but I see the same issue in each file.  Has anyone had better, more consistent luck with longer video files, using a specific converter or specific video/audio codec combination that keeps better sync?  Thanks for any advice on this.

Hi there,

I haven't seen this issue myself, but I haven't played many videos much longer than a few minutes. That being said, the same videos would continuously loop and I never heard any audio syncing issues.

I do have a movie loaded onto a kit, so I will try it out today. In the meantime, are you positive there is no issue with the source video before converting it using the TSVConverter?

Let me know!

Thanks,
Réna

I tested the movie I had available twice and I did not notice any vocal de-syncing by the end. This movie was 2 hours and 16 minutes long. I will leave it plugged in and playing overnight to see if that makes a difference.

Hello,  Thank you for testing at your end.  Looks like this must have been a source video converter issue.  I re-converted the movie video with Adobe After Effects and the new .mp4 video had no audio sync issues.

That's great to hear! Thanks for the update.