“Any way to get rid of audio lag? I have a bluetooth transmitter connected to my Roku. When I play Pandora, the music comes out of my home stereo speakers inside and the Rocketfish speaker outside on the patio. However, there is a really bad time lag between the two. Like more than 0.5 seconds. They're only about 12 feet apart. Sounds like two bands playing out of sync with each other. I'm not sure if it's my bluetooth transmitter or the speaker that's responsible for the lag, or if that's just "what you get" with bluetooth. Anybody know?”
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Not sure, but suspect the BT processing at transmission and reception is causing the delay. Probably no way to eliminate the delay without a hardwire connection. I connect my patio speakers through another receiver (so I can control the volumes separately) via hardwire (Directv receiver source for both through the AV receiver) and haven't noticed any significant delays, but I was able to run wires through my bark to some rock shaped speakers. Otherwise I pair a BT speaker with iPhone or iPad and listen to music on Pandora, Amazon, Apple Match, etc.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The lag with Bluetooth is just the nature of Bluetooth. There's nothing wrong with either or your products, there is just a bit or inherent latency with the Bluetooth protocol.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your Home Stereo receiver may have a delay adjustment available, unfortunately if not the delay is going to be unavoidable due to signal conversion time.
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