forum thread Posted by Mdacompact • Apr 13, 2025
Apr 13, 2025 4:58 AM
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forum thread Posted by Mdacompact • Apr 13, 2025
Apr 13, 2025 4:58 AM
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I don't think audio gets plumbed through the adapter itself so it's probably the delay in your head units Bluetooth system. I could be wrong though
If I'm playing audio via CarPlay and change tracks (songs) then the reason for lag while changing the tracks is attributed to the adapter latency.
Audio latency isn't the reason for that.
There might be an input delay in the Bluetooth or some kind of buffering going on, but it isn't latency specifically.
Latency would be if you were playing video and the audio was out of sync.
There might be an input delay in the Bluetooth or some kind of buffering going on, but it isn't latency specifically.
Latency would be if you were playing video and the audio was out of sync.
Delay when changing the tracks is because of the latency of the adapter.
Even this happens.
> Latency would be if you were playing video and the audio was out of sync.
Even this happens.
> Latency would be if you were playing video and the audio was out of sync.
You're misunderstanding what latency is.
It could be buffering, but it isn't latency specifically.
Moreover, the Bluetooth protocols used for input (changing tracks) is different than the one for outputting audio.
Try connecting a Bluetooth keyboard to your device and see if it exhibits similar delays with input.
Already answered above
>Even this happens.
>> Latency would be if you were playing video and the audio was out of sync.
Another point is, when I disconnect everything (wired, wireless CarPlay) and use plain Bluetooth for songs and video using my phone. There is no delay in
1. Changing tracks (it happens instantly)
2. No out of sync video-audio.
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