Virgin Media Tv's Out Of Synch

[AlwaysConfused]

The tv in the bedroom seems to be a couple of minutes ahead of the one in the lounge. Whilst I was watching the one show, OH was watching Eastenders. Why would this be? I am terrible with technology

Off to work in a few minutes so please do not see me as rude for not replying until the morning (although if I'm not too busy at work I will probably have a sneaky peak later). Thanks

[factor-fiction]

We find there's a difference of about 2 seconds but 2 minutes seems very odd

[AlwaysConfused]

it only used to be a matter of seconds. Maybe I'll sit in the bedroom for the first couple of minutes of a game show, come back and appear super clever by getting all the answers right!

[KJN]

Are they both run off the same aerial of dish or is one from aerial and one from dish, because we have one in the kitchen off aerial amd one in the loumge off dish and the kitchen one is always ahead which I would expect to happen.

[KJN]

Oops just read that its Virgin Media so guessing they are both off the fibre optic.
Sorry cant help.

[Ellipsis]

You probably paused the bedroom TV for a couple of minutes then pressed play again, or rewound it, leaving it a couple of minutes behind the living room TV. See

http://help.virginmedia.com/system/selfservice.controller?CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=3945&;CURRENT_CMD=SEARCH&CONFIGURATION=1001&PARTITION_ID=1&USERTYPE=1&LANGUAGE=en&COUNTY=us&VM_CUSTOMER_TYPE=Cable

[EDDIE51]

The only explanation I can see is that you have 'delay ' set on the lounge TV . With virgin media you can set the TV to show the program with a delay of up to an hour. You must somehow have set the lounge tv box to a 2 min delay. When for instance the 10 o'clock news comes on look at an accurate clock , the one on the bottom of the computer screen would do, and see if the lounge tv is 2 mins late.