I seem to have the opposite problem from most people....
When I turn on Dolby Digital on my HDTivo, I get a sync problem where the video is ahead of the audio (so I see the lips moving before I hear the words). Most "fixes" for this issue seem to be aimed at delaying the audio, which in my case, would simply make matters worse.
Is there any fix for this kind of problem? My video comes straight into to the TV while the audio is sent directly to a receiver. Because of the way I'm set up (my HDTivo is in a different room from the HDTV, I have to use a device to turn the optical digital audio to coaxial, and a device to send component video and digital audio over CAT5 (1080i-dot-html at the svideo-dot-com website). Are these devices causing my problem? Is there any way to delay the video to compensate?

When I turn on Dolby Digital on my HDTivo, I get a sync problem where the video is ahead of the audio (so I see the lips moving before I hear the words). Most "fixes" for this issue seem to be aimed at delaying the audio, which in my case, would simply make matters worse.
Is there any fix for this kind of problem? My video comes straight into to the TV while the audio is sent directly to a receiver. Because of the way I'm set up (my HDTivo is in a different room from the HDTV, I have to use a device to turn the optical digital audio to coaxial, and a device to send component video and digital audio over CAT5 (1080i-dot-html at the svideo-dot-com website). Are these devices causing my problem? Is there any way to delay the video to compensate?