The sound is not in sync with actors mouths

There are options for track synchronization in your video player. Use those controls to sync the sound and video.

First please confirm actual model number on rear of set.

Something is not right here, I am looking at Mitsubishi material downloaded in my computer; shows all codes for sets up to 2004. VS-50803 is a VZ6 Chassis made in 1998 and I doubt it is HD set, if it is one of the early ones it will have beneath the HD input vert sync and Horz sync---those required a special box from Mitsubishi etc.

Set has 3 hidden menus:
1. Option menu (for hard reset)= Menu 1,3,7,0 enter
2. Circuit adjust menu= Menu 2,3,5,7 enter
3. Convergence adjust menu= Menu, 2,3,5,9,enter (#4,5,6 on remote then change modes)

Does the DTV input have the two vert, horz jacks as well?

First is the Option menu is really only for a hard reset of the entire set, if you engaged it you may have de-converged the set.

The adjust menu is for height, width etc

The convergence menu is for convergence.

If you did something and did not save it, unplugging set should put it back to before what you did.

In the OPTION MENU WHAT DID YOU SELECT AND DID YOU HIT ENTER WHEN YOU FINISHED?

STEVE

Have you connected the Blu-ray player to an AV receiver. If so you can go into the setup of the Receiver and adjust the Lip Sync in some receivers its called Timebase Correction. It will be given in milli seconds. This adjustment allows the use to delay the voice in milliseconds to sync with the picture. Maybe even your Bluray player setup might have this feature. Mostly it is done by the Receiver.

Hello

1 Press MENU to display the MENU screen, and then

press [=> or <=] to select "System Options".

2 Press [Up or Down] to select "Input Terminal Setting", and

then press ENTER.

3 Press [Up or Down] to select "PC input", and then press

ENTER.

4 Press [Up or Down] to select a specifi c adjustment item,

and then press ENTER to set each item.

5 Press [Up or Down] or [=> or <=] to select or adjust the desired
setting, and then press ENTER.

Adjusting the PC Image

Auto Sync. (for Analog PC Input Mode Only)

For automatically adjusting the PC image.

Yes: Auto Sync. starts and "Now adjusting the image."

displays.

No: This function does not work.

When "Auto Sync." is successful, "Completed" displays. If

not, "Auto Sync." failed.

"Auto Sync." may fail even if "Completed" displays.

"Auto Sync." may fail if the computer image has low

resolution, has unclear (black) edges, or is moved while

executing "Auto Sync.".

Be sure to connect the PC to the TV and switch it on before
starting "Auto Sync.".
OK.

You can adjust the volume and change the sound it makes. To adjust the volume, press the menu button, then go to "Settings & Tools". Under Settings & Tools, select "Sounds Settings" (it should be #4). Then select "Keypad Volume" (should also be #4). If you want the noise completely gone, scroll down until it says "off" and press ok. If you were talking about something else, let me know. Hope this helps!

There should be an option in one of the menus called lipsync or something similar. This allows you to adjust the sound and picture sync.

Go to your set up menu, navigate to speaker set up and check your sound levels to front, center, and rear channels. Adjust as needed to fit the room. My Sony has a test tone option which sends a signal (at levels selected) to each speaker to check sound level and if speaker is connected and in right place.

Set sound properties to Stereo by going in to menu of dvd player as it seems its set on AC3 or Dolby Surround some thing.
Need further help, let me know.

Be sure to match the speaker cables to the appropriate terminal on the components: + to + and - to -. If the cables are reversed, the sound will be distorted and lack base.

Also, adjust the sound mode through the menu button on the remote.

I hope this help :)

Try this experiment:  Record a click track on track #1.  Record track #2 of the output of a monitor speaker playing track #1.
Now you have two click tracks which will probably not be cooincident (like they should be).
Measure the offset of the two tracks!  You now know your latency exactly, and can compensate by adjusting settings or moving the vocal track back manually that many milliseconds!