Does this support aptX&reg; Low Latency which provides a total end to end latency of about 32 mili seconds? This will be essential for audio -video synchronisation for movies / games.
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It is capable, it has the aptX hardware. I don't know what Bluetooth build you need to use though.
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I perceive NO DELAY at all. The video transmission is very fast with no noticeable latency. When I attach a video camera to the RF transmitter, and a video monitor to the RF receiver, I do NOT notice any lag between the image on the video monitor and what the video camera sees. I have to say that for their low price, this RF transmitter / receiver pair provides top-notch performance and superb value.
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Hi every one!! I have to clear a doubt before I buy this item, I love to use midi and playback instruments especially with Reason (obviously I take advantage on recording at the same time), my doubt is if I will have playback latency with this unit as it does not use an internal PCI card? Thanks in advance
1954399
Our antennas are 0.9 miles apart. I am getting an average ping time of 2ms from my computer to the antenna at the other building. No latency issues at all.
222551
I have had to set the voice sync on my Bluray player to 120 mS however, I'm running two separate HDMI paths, one for dedicated video and the other for dedicated audio so there is no path for automatic voice sync. I believe typical voice sync issues are at play in my system not video processor latency but I have never switched the DARBEE in and out to compare. However, in my research prior to purchasing I came across this article that describes some of the effects of using the DARBEE. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/df-hardware-darbee-darblet-review. In their testing they show the latency to be 16.67 milliseconds or less than one frame. I hope this helps.
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I do not notice any latency now. When I first installed the keyboard and mouse there was too much distance to the usb transceiver. In that case there was latency and sometimes just no response at all. Once I moved them closer together, it has worked fine ever since. It seems to work fine with 2 to 2.5 feet separation but more than that is a problem. Also, the transceiver was kind of buried in the computer case and somewhat shielded by the case.
1364255
That's what I use. Of course, there is latency, but it works as I expected. Hope this helps!
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I used this card in 32-bit Linux Slackware and Windows XP. In Linux, the driver took over the audio output and redirected the audio through the video cable. In XP, it works fine.
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No...the audio will stream just fine. You should not have any latency on the audio.
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It's a great little unit. Be aware it DOES drift out of sync over time. You can use third party software to correct for it in editing or speed up the audio file in your editing system by 100.008%. Not a problem for videos less than about 15 minutes...no corrections necessary. Anything longer and you'll need to compensate for it. Otherwise it's a very useful and versatile device....I love it.
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No latency issues that I can see. You would have to set up some elaborate way of checking, but the box seems to do the job. One point of interest: the signal only goes one way (SDI to HDMI) and not the other (HDMI to SDI).
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My Internet DSL Gateway has an "effective" maximum bandwidth for downloads of about 4.5Mbits/sec, which is more than adequate for this low cost camera. I am getting about 1 fps at maximum resolution, so there is some noticeable small amount of latency in video feedback, but not enough to be of concern.
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No lag using this receiver....but if for some reason you notice a little lag this receiver has a delay you could set in milliseconds that allows you to match up the video and sound. But I've never had to use this feature. I play alot of sports games and I have no lag at all. None on shooters either so you should be ok
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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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It does but the current version of XBMC (12.2) does not support hardware acceleration so video is pretty jerky on anything above standard definition. MX Player pro supports hardware acceleration with the chipset in the UG008, XBMC 13.0 should have the hardware acceleration enabled.
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That's been my experience too, at least with the btd-v401 which I tried on Windows 7 (both 32-bit and 64-bit), 8, and 10. I'm ready to throw in the towel with apt-x and look for some other low-latency cable-free solution.
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I originally was going to use this as an HTPC but it never made it to my TV. I run ubuntu/fedora and develop (node,php,python,go) on it everyday. I recommend 16G of ram. My one issue is running bluetooth latency on my speakers. I'm using logitech k810 bluetooth keyboard, microsoft bluetooth mouse, bose soundlink2 mini bluetooth speakers and I run into sound latency playing youtube videos. It's fine if just use regular (non bluetooth) speakers.