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Also, wireless subwoofers (that come on many consumer TV speaker systems these days) don't have this latency problem either. You just plug them in and they syn
by shiroiushi 2y ago
Also, wireless subwoofers (that come on many consumer TV speaker systems these days) don't have this latency problem either. You just plug them in and they sync to the system and work transparently. They can't have any noticeable latency, or else the bass would be out-of-sync with either the rest of the audio, or if they slowed down the audio to account for latency, then all the sound would be out-of-sync with the video you're probably watching with it.
- bzzzt 2y agoThere are more ways than using bluetooth to transfer digital audio wireless. Probably they are using a custom protocol.
- shiroiushi 2y agoYes, that's what I mean: they're basically doing the same thing as Bluetooth, but their proprietary implementation isn't saddled with the huge latency problems that Bluetooth has. So Bluetooth seems to be a poorly designed protocol.
- Miraste 2y agoThose generally uses a custom 2.4GHz RF protocol, like gaming headsets and mice with dongles.
- rightbyte 2y agoThe bass can be sent with a lower bitrate since the output signal is low frequency anyways.