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True enough. Somehow bluetooth audio manages these issues. I for one would accept latency and the audio going silent (or better, an audio indicator) if the con
by armagon 4y ago
True enough. Somehow bluetooth audio manages these issues.
I for one would accept latency and the audio going silent (or better, an audio indicator) if the connection isn't up-to-snuff but I don't know if other people would.
- sushisource 4y ago> Somehow bluetooth audio manages these issues. It manages it... sometimes. I have an NVIDIA Shield I use for my video needs, and attempting to pair my Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones with it results in crappy latency and out-of-sync audio. These are both high end products from respected companies, and they work together with pretty shitty results. Edit: I just tried this again after writing that and magically things work much better than they did before... but I stick by the general point. In general, I'd describe the Bluetooth experience as mediocre at best.