The Galaxy S22 series phones are among the best-selling Samsung flagship smartphones out there. Despite being so expensive, the device has gained a lot of popularity, but the users are quite disappointed with the issues arising in it.
Starting from display refresh rate to Game Optimization Services, GPS, and more, the Galaxy S22 smartphone users have been troubled a lot. Meanwhile, a new issue regarding the audio-video sync has started appearing online.
According to the users’ report via Samsung Community, the audio-video desync issue occurs with or without the wireless earbuds attached to the device. While using wireless Galaxy Buds can exacerbate the problem.
Multiple apps including YouTube, Chrome (when playing back YouTube videos embedded on websites), and Samsung Gallery are encountering the desync problem. Meanwhile, Samsung’s “Processing speed” toggle seems to have nothing to do with the issue.
The report further claims that on unmuting a video in the Gallery app, every time the image freezes and shuttered for a fraction of a second while the audio continued playing. Sometimes, the audio-video sync back, while other times they don’t.
On the other hand, changing YouTube video resolution also occurs this issue sometimes. However, it’s unclear what causes the audio-video sync issues in Galaxy S22. It could be a codec or a video acceleration issue.
Samsung or none of the community moderators has yet acknowledged the issue. Since it seems fixable, the company is expected to fix it in the upcoming upgrades.
