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They usually already have mics to do automatic EQ calibration
by thiagobbt 2y ago
They usually already have mics to do automatic EQ calibration
- Lanolderen 2y agoDidn't know that, thanks. Then speakers are actually a pretty big data source. I bet most people don't assume their speakers can be listening. I wonder if you can get internet connection over bluetooth aux or what'd be the best way to get someone to let you send data home on a speaker.
- genewitch 2y agoi did some cursory digging, but i don't really want to read the A2DP or AVRCP specifications to see how much data is allowed in the non-audio payload. Besides, PAN exists, but i imagine you have to do something on your phone to allow it. Most of these expensive things also have wifi, though, don't they? > Connect your devices and control everything with our soundbar that integrates your favorite voice assistants and smart services like Built-in Alexa², Chromecast³, Airplay 2⁴ and more. > 802.11ac https://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/home-theater/sound-bars/q-series-11-1-4-ch-wireless-dolby-atmos-soundbar-rear-speakers-w-q-symphony-hw-q990d-hw-q990d-za/ https://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/home-the... yeah, they have wifi, so they don't even need bluetooth hacks.