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Exactly. One time my father in law had a bunch of people over to watch an outdoor movie on his new projector. For sounds, he got a Bose smart sound bar with a
by buzzerbetrayed 6y ago
Exactly.
One time my father in law had a bunch of people over to watch an outdoor movie on his new projector. For sounds, he got a Bose smart sound bar with a few companion speakers that connect to it wirelessly. There wasn't a wire in sight besides the power cord.
Well, needless to say, there were sound issues because each individual speaker needed to be connected to the wi-fi, which wasn't great because we were out in the back yard. Almost ruined the whole night.
Luckily I had a 100ft ethernet cable and we were able to move the router out to the backyard. It fixed the issue, but only after an hour long delay. I couldn't help but think how much nicer it would have been to just have some good old fashion dumb speakers connected with speaker wire to a receiver.
- m463 6y agoI've seen this same scenario happen so many times with: - trying to start a video conference without installing anything - trying to share a screen - heck, trying to start a videoconference at all - hooking laptop to projector at a conference
- fomine3 6y agoThe incident shows importance of testing.