:/ I tried to fix it quite purposefully. I don't understand why, but of course I'll watch it again and then adjust the offset if I can (as I see it, unfortunately my emulator doesn't display it that way for me either, and my TV distorts it.) Unfortunately, I'm open for other ideas/solutions but also feel forced to stream the audio from a separate file (if you do not have enough fast ram). The reason for this is that on slower machines, the sound would also be choppy along with the image, and that's quite annoying. I don't jump within a file because it would take more time to position back and forth, and the amos anim handler ignores the audio chunks. This way, I can even switch on the fly, and the file is easily replaceable to any other audio sample.