The plot 
type Group Delay displays the delay in milliseconds as a function of 
frequency. In case of a simple impulse response, 
such as for a sound card, plotting the group delay 
will give the initial time delay with accuracy 
better than 1 sample as shown below. The delay can be found by reading the value 
at the vertical axis at e.g. 1000 Hz. (In the plot below the group delay is 
smoothed in 1/6 octaves.) But for 
more complicated impulse responses, the curves are more complicated. Shown below 
is the result from the measurements used as examples in the sections above. We 
see that the delay changes somewhat as function of frequency.
But for 
more complicated impulse responses, the curves are more complicated. Shown below 
is the result from the measurements used as examples in the sections above. We 
see that the delay changes somewhat as function of frequency.