is there any sound delay when watching a movie/tv or playing games(xbox 360)?
89670
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.
89671
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.
1216725
I am also using HDMI but you can also. Use ROC jacks for sound from your DVD or blue ray to put sound straight to your surround sound system and then turn off the sound on the progecter
400432
Yes and no. Once plugged in, the audio will immediately go to the headphones with any sound coming from the xbox, but it will also still come from the television. When I want to be quiet I have to mute the TV volume. A slight annoyance.
864553
I have not noticed any delay. I listen with headphones and turn tv sound off. Very pleased with this product.
1181495
No delay with Toslink (optical link) that I have noticed, including Netflix. Translated speech in movies or TVmay appear to have delay compared to the original source.
765859
I use Verizon Fios, and I have a Bose sound system. There is only 1 input on the Bose, so I have everything connected to the TV and use the audio out from the TV to the stereo. There is a delay on every single input. I hooked my old LCD TV back up to the same devices, and there is no delay. It's something with the TV.I had a technician out twice, but they can't figure it out. They are coming out 1 more time and if that doesn't work, there will be some type of replacement in order.
473641
I use a cable box to control the TV and I don't see any delay. When I use the Smart TV functions (Netflix, Pandora, ect) there is a slight delay when you first start. I think it is because the TV is connecting to the internet. Other than that I love this tV
1245850
There is minimal delay between turning on unit and sound output - seconds at most. I've had no trouble with this unit since it's purchase in August.
1587649
Yes there is a delay. However it catches up after sometime. Before you start watching the video, play something else for a few minutes so that the headphones sync themselves with the Tv or laptop. Once synced you will not see any delay. However i have also experienced delays if I pause the video and resume after 10-15 mins. If you cannot wait for audio-video to sync then you can always use the wires to connect instead of bluetooth.
1295150
Yes. There is a 5 minute delay. There maybe a switch to increase this, but I have not looked at the unit in a while.
402867
I haven't noticed any. I am by no means a hardcore player. I play all the CODs online. I think any lag would be due to a poor internet connection since every connection from the 360 to the projector to the screen travels at the speed of light, a few feet of distance either way shouldn't make any difference.
171980
There is not any delay in transmission. That is why we bought it too. My husband uses it to watch tv in bed early in the morning and I never hear it.
400431
No it comes from both but its a simple fix. Just go to the sound settings from the xbox one dashboard and turn HDMI off.
956807
I am almost certain. I have a Bluetooth receiver and connected it to my home theater system specifically to connect. However at times there is a delay depending on the source.
611576
No, I have not experience any delay. The sound quality is outstanding and the headphones are light and comfortable.
960233
I have had the 46B650 (not the A) for about 3 weeks, and this audio delay problem (AND IT IS A PROBLEM) was something I noticed right away. I like many of you, do have a receiver with external speakers for surround sound when I need it, or just when I need it loud. However I do still like to be able to use the TV's internal speakers to provide more voice clarity, or just a quasi-center volume control. However the audio from the receiver seems to be ahead of the image. If I only use the internal speakers it's fine. If I only use the external speakers it's fine. However when I use both there is a very noticeable echo that is unacceptable. Previously my setup had the audio right from my Comcast Cable Box to the receiver, and separately to the TV via the HDMI. Since I had this delay I purchased an optical audio cable and ran that from the TV to the receiver, thinking this would allow the TV to synchronize the audio it was emitting with the audio signal it was outputting to the receiver. NO SUCH LUCK. This does not fix the problem. My Sony STR-DE595 receiver does not have any settings to delay the audio. And there are no settings on the TV to assist with this issue. Samsung was nice enough to put something in the menu which lets you choose internal or external speaker, which basically disables the TV speaker. Thank you jacka$$es, I can turn the TV down myself. ----------- MY SOLUTION THAT WORKED! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK---------- Enter that Secret Menu which can be accessed by doing this: 1. Turn off the TV 2. Press 'Mute' '1' '8' '2' 'Power' 3. The TV will start and you will be in the SM (give it a few extra seconds). Once in the Secret Menu navigate to Control &gt; SOUND Change the setting "Speaker Delay Normal" all the way down to 0x00h This seems to synchronize the audio from my TV speakers to the Receiver's speakers without any noticeable lag between the video and the audio. Hope this helps some of you out there, be careful with those other settings as it's easy to activate changes unintentionally.
1927472
You can hear game sound through this headset, but the sound depends on your tv volume I believe. Like if your tv is muted, there is no sound.