Are you sure it's in ASIO mode and not running through WDM drivers? Also if resources are a restriction, are you running at high CPU usage?

Virtual Soundcard means it's running IN the CPU so if you were close to the edge already this may be a problem.

Lastly you should check your network speed under load, how long does it take to round-trip a ping to the equipment sending the sound?

I'd like to bump this topic as no matter what i do and no matter on what machine i run vMix with DVS audio is always late by a few frames. It happens in DVS ASIO but also in DVS WDM. I've tried everything on the Dante side to get latency down as low as possible but i feel like vMix is introducing latency to my audio coming in over Dante.

Setting a negative audio delay in vMix doesn't seem to do anything.

I'm really hoping someone has figured this out.

Jumping in here as I've recently experienced similar where the audio is considerably later than the video (up to 6 frames), with both RME and Focusrite interfaces.

Short answer, setting Audio Gap Handling to Resample has fixed it.


Long answer:

Sometimes once we've built a project and do a sync check, the audio is somehow later than the video (Blackmagic SDI capture).

Yet in a empty clean project, it is not.

This is more common in the heavier projects where vMix has to work harder, and especially so if running at 59.94.

At first I thought vMix was getting exceptionally fast at processing video!.. But under further investiagion this is unfortunately not the case, vMix is just getting slower at audio.

It's also wildly unpredictable. It can be off by 3 frames in one test, then 6 frames in the next test, without changing a thing or even restarting vMix. (Which makes compensating for it by delaying the cameras sources tricky, as you can't reference the current recording.)

After 2 full days of testing and retesting with all the variables I can think of, I resorted to trying settings which should have absolutely no influence whatsover... Such as the gap handling.

Some interesting discoveries on this journey:
Cheap Behringer device was far less affected by this issue, no idea why.
SDI audio channels are not guaranteed to be in sync with the video! (In vMix)
There is always a sync variability between recordings of up to a frame. Presumably this is because the video and audio are not locked in any way so vMix starts the audio recording with the video frame it happens to have at that moment in time.
The time to screen latency is very consistent between tests and even varying project loads, for every framerate. It is not however the same number of frames at different frame rates!