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Depending on what codec your headphones use when talking to a Mac, a mere second of latency is a good result. The only thing you can do is use apps like IINA w
by philistine 4y ago
Depending on what codec your headphones use when talking to a Mac, a mere second of latency is a good result.
The only thing you can do is use apps like IINA which have delay features to allow you to account for the latency (I needed to use sound delay recently when watching a movie that fell off the back of a truck, even with Airpods).
The future might be brighter, with Apple seemingly designing its own bespoke wireless sound standard to support uncompressed and latency-free headphones.
- lelandfe 4y agoI guess? But I did not used to suffer these problems, they don't occur on my Windows or mobile devices, and they're temporarily addressed on macOS by reconnecting.