Is there any delay/latency? Can this be connected to the line/headphone output of a soundboard & the receiver to a camcorder so one may roam?
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There is no delay or loss of sound quality. I use it on a 2nd speaker to DJ for a tango group in a museum. The receiver is about 40 feet from the transmitting unit and I use AC power. I'm very happy with it. Hope this helps. J.R.
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connector is a single RCA, I would assume it would be fine for a line output. I have not experienced any delay, but connectivity can be problematic if there are electronics, etc between the transmitter and the receiver. I have had to place my transmitter on top of my equipment rather than behind it.
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There is no lag going from composite(edit:component) to HDMI on the passthrough(although there might be a loss of quality. I haven't tested without it, it's been plugged in since I got it.) The capture has about 2 seconds delay.
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I have my PC hooked up via HDMI, but have to run a seperate audio cable (stupid dvi outs on my ancient graphics card) and there is no delay. I also have my chromecast hooked directly to the receiver and no issues. I'm very happy with it.
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ChrisI have a setup where I have my 360 connected to a receiver via HDMI and the HDMI out from the receiver to my TV. I have my TV sound off, all sound coms from my home theatre system speakers. But if you turn on the TV sound along with the home theatre sound, I see some delay, may be fraction of a second, but its noticeable.There is absolutely no delay in the picture probably because the picture is a passthrough while sound needs to be amplified. So if you leave the TV sound off, you should not have any issues.
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I have tried this device many times but never noticed any async audio with video. I think the delay could be caused by the codec which you used. There is a chance that your PC cannot encode video fast enough and that cause the delay.
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Hi VLR, Please be noted that Bluetooth is not an instant transmission protocol and there is some lag due to the time it takes for the signals to be transmitted. Typically if you're listening to music or audio only, you won't ever notice this lag. However, pair audio with video or use Bluetooth devices with musical instruments where the user expects instant feedback, and it is noticeable. But the experience is very personal, some customers think they are okay with the lag while some doesn't.
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I haven't noticed any delay at all. As if the speakers in both zones were tied to the same terminals. I use zone 2 output to my garage with the wireless control on my android tablet. works great.
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Delay not very good. I have a DigiTech RP 55 that does it all. I would'nt buy the Zoom again. Hope this helps.
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Very little latency. I have not personally used it serious live capture, but have tested. I didn't notice any latency. Streaming magazine suggested a couple of these Black Magic Design UltraStudio combined with a newer, three Thunderbolt buss MacBookPros and Telestreams Wirecast as a portable live streaming system in their April edition.
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I returned the unit shortly after purchase I was unable to get acceptable gain for input into either linux, or windows client PCs.I do recall that zero latency output to the headphones was zero latency, you might want to try the blue yeti, approx same cost and worked perfectly for me until I sold it to upgrade to a blue yeti pro.
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I have experienced no delay. I use it to connect a Raspberry Pi's HDMI connector to a re-purposed vga display. Other factors can cause lag, typically the use of a USB hub.
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Yes. However, I have noticed a slight delay in the sound synchronization when the same thing is playing on both outputs. I have one output going from my computer to a TV over a 6 foot cable and the other output is going to a TV over a 25 foot cable.
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Due to the nature of Bluetooth, there is a slight delay in the audio. This means that if you are using this to watch TV with this there is a perceptible delay. When I first used mine I noticed it immediately and was disappointed, however after I used it for a while the delay was not nearly as noticeable and it didn't bother me at all. This is because your brain actually becomes used to the delay and compensates, there is actually an experiment were audio was delayed during a test, and when it was put back in perfect since, the brain perceived it as actually happening before the video. Now having said all of that if you get all focused on looking for the delay, you are definitely going to see it, but I found that it was fine after you got used to it.
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You won't notice the delay unless you allow the sound to come out of both the TV speakers and the BT speakers/headphones at the same time. The delay is small and you probably won't notice unless you're being nitpicky. I'm happy connecting to this with a Plantronics Pulsar 260 Bluetooth A2DP headset.
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I haven't tried it but I would think it would cause enough lag to be noticeable. There is a clear delay between sound if we have the TV on in two rooms and don't mute one of them - it is not much but enough to echo. I would think the image is as delayed so it could cause noticeable lag on a video game. Perhaps someone who has tried it can confirm if it is an issue. From experience, the less walls or other obstacles in the way of the receiver/transmitter, probably the less lag you would encounter. My transmitter is in an equipment cabinet and the receiver is a couple of walls away from that.
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I havent noticed a delay when I used it. If there is one it is hardly noticeable.
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There's no delay with my Sennheiser MM450, but from other reports I've read, it seems to depend on the BT headphones being used.