A discrepancy between the visible and auditory components of video content material on the required platform, leading to an absence of alignment between what’s seen and what’s heard. For example, an individual’s lips could transfer to talk, however the corresponding sound happens both earlier than or after the visible cue.
The presence of this asynchrony detracts from the consumer expertise, diminishing engagement and perceived high quality. Viewers usually tend to discontinue watching content material affected by it. Traditionally, this problem has been a persistent problem resulting from variations in encoding, processing speeds, and community situations.
