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> So 4.3 fixes neither the ad-hoc WiFi issue #82 nor the audio latency issue #3434. Low latency audio is "fixed" on the Android side, it needs better device su
by kllrnohj 13y ago
> So 4.3 fixes neither the ad-hoc WiFi issue #82 nor the audio latency issue #3434.
Low latency audio is "fixed" on the Android side, it needs better device support though. Apps need to actually support the fast path as well, which I don't think many do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3kfEeMZ65c http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3kfEeMZ65c
I don't know if the new Nexus 7 supports the low latency audio path, though. But Android itself does have low latency audio, it's a device-specific thing though.
- nileshtrivedi 13y agoYes, there has been progress on this (separately on input latency and output latency). I don't think all the improvements have been pushed out yet (even on supported devices).