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This paper presents the results of a study conducted on the perceptualacceptability of audio-video desynchronization for sports videos. The study wasconducted with 45 videos generated by applying 8 audio-video offsets on 5source contents. 20 subjects participated in the study. The results show thathumans are more sensitive to audio-video offset errors for speech stimuli, andthe complex events that occur in sports broadcasts have higher thresholds ofacceptability. This suggests the tuning of audio-video synchronizationrequirements in broadcasting to the content of the broadcast.

A subjective study of the perceptual acceptability of audio-video desynchronization in sports videos