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Bluetooth is enabled while in Airplane mode, so I don't get your point frankly. Gaming latency is true though - when I use Bluetooth headphones on my TV, Game
by kristofferR 6y ago
Bluetooth is enabled while in Airplane mode, so I don't get your point frankly.
Gaming latency is true though - when I use Bluetooth headphones on my TV, Game Mode gets automatically disabled.
- gwd 6y agoI was talking about watching movies on the seat-back in-flight entertainment system. I don't those will connect to bluetooth headphones yet -- at least not on the class of seat that I buy. :-)
- ascagnel_ 6y agoApple rolled out a low-latency audio feature a few weeks ago -- if you have a HomePod/pair of HomePods set as your primary output on your ATV4K, they're able to stay in sync with the TV even when you're doing something where any audio latency would be noticeable. For example, if I'm streaming a game from my PC, video and audio are in lockstep (which you wouldn't expect to see normally, since the audio would get 1-2s of buffer from the video) and there's no noticeable input latency (which you'd see if the device was holding back the video to build an audio buffer).