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Having problems? Just post them here! I’ll try and help!
Edit: Equaliser APO is a systemwide equaliser that you can use on your computer with up to (theoretically) 32 channels if you have enough devices and outputs, and up to 7.1 surround sound. It has convolution support, PEQ, copying between different input and output channels, specific per channel and per device configurations/EQs and much more. All of these are at the expense of processing power and/or delay.
Delays up to 140ms later than the image displaying should not result in lip-sync mismatch. Longer delays can be used but until you have adjusted to this it might be difficult to watch (our brains can actually add visual delay over time so it seems normal, this is the adjustment I reference)
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elliottdesigns.
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Equalizer APO Troubleshooting
updated 2 weeks, 6 days ago
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I am not having any issues, but I do really like this program a lot. I thought I would post the download link. And for those who don’t know this is a great program for windows computers that you can literally turn on and off. Which makes it particularly useful if you want to change something but then later want to test speakers (you’ll want to make sure to turn it off). Otherwise that reading won’t be correct.
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Yes, thank you Nick. Someone in my video had a detailed struggle with the program so I said I’d make a troubleshooting section on this forum. He never got back though
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