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Doesn't that mean that there's always a delay in the audio since it doesn't know to buffer slightly? (I'm not sure how it works on Linux today, but it didn't us
by guerrilla 11mo ago
Doesn't that mean that there's always a delay in the audio since it doesn't know to buffer slightly? (I'm not sure how it works on Linux today, but it didn't used to work well a long time ago for that very reason.)
- mikem170 11mo agoI assume you were talking about audio/video sync? I used to use mine to mostly listen to music, audio only. But I still have a creative bt-w2 audio dongle, and was curious, so I gave it a try, using mvp to watch a yt-dlp mp4, showing someone talking on camera. The bluetooth speaker was 3 meters away from my laptop. No tweaks. It looked good, I was pleasantly surprised. It definitely had better sync than I've seen on some badly compressed cable tv content. I wasn't familiar with how bluetooth buffering used to be, but I can believe it's caused problems. I've noticed sometimes when people are using bluetooth on their phones.
- guerrilla 11mo agoYes, that's what I meant. Thank you for testing this. I appreciate it. So, Creative bt-w2. Nice to see that Creative's still got the mojo.