Match the file to the display.

Pick the frame rate of the screen you are timing. 50p on 50 Hz, 60p on 60 Hz, 24p for film.

1080p23.98 · 60s

Film 23.98

23.976 playback for film and streaming masters.

LipSync-Test-1080p23.98-60s.mov

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1080p24 · 60s

True 24 fps

Integer 24 fps film playback.

LipSync-Test-1080p24-60s.mov

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1080p25 · 60s

50 Hz / 25 fps

EU broadcast and most projectors in 50 Hz regions.

LipSync-Test-1080p25-60s.mov

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1080p29.97 · 60s

NTSC drop-frame

29.97 DF for US broadcast and 59.94 pipelines.

LipSync-Test-1080p29.97-60s.mov

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1080p30 · 60s

30 fps

Integer 30 fps / 60 Hz pipelines.

LipSync-Test-1080p30-60s.mov

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1080p50 · 60s

50p displays

Match file rate to refresh rate on 50p screens.

LipSync-Test-1080p50-60s.mov

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1080p60 · 60s

60 Hz displays

US broadcast and many consumer TVs.

LipSync-Test-1080p60-60s.mov

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Play the file. Aim at the flash.

The movie is the pattern. A second phone with Lip Sync reads delay through the real display and speaker path.

  1. 01

    Turn off motion smoothing, interpolation, and “TruMotion” on the projector or TV.

  2. 02

    Play from the media server or HDMI player. Route the file’s audio to the speakers you are timing. Do not AirPlay or Bluetooth the file — those add their own delay.

  3. 03

    On a second phone open Lip Sync → MEASURE. Set the same FPS as the file. Aim the red dot at the white flash.

These website files omit the QR code. For latencies above ~500 ms, export from the app with QR on: Settings → TEST FILE. The in-app exporter can also write 30 / 60 / 120 s clips in H.264 or ProRes, with optional QR, and share to Files, AirDrop, or a USB stick.