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Hello,
I am wondering if anyone else has experienced a lag in the audio.
I use a Samsung Note 10 tablet and Bose Sound link speakers. If I use the headphone jack or just built in speaker the video and audio are in sync. When going through blue tooth the Audio has a slight but noticeable lag.
Thanks
Mike
I tried a samsung galaxy s2 tablet a couple of months ago. I connected the the Bose SoundLink speaker for ireal pro audio output, and the lag and stuttering were pretty bad. Took the tablet back to costco, then tried the apple ipad mini with the same setup, and no issues at all. I now use the ipad pro, also no issues.
No noticeable lag or any stuttering with an iPad Mini (2nd gen) and any of three Bluetooth devices (a Bose Soundlink III and two Logitech Bluetooth receivers). It appears that the problem is with the Samsung tablets. I've had really good luck with iPads and iReal Pro.
Another thread here mentions a buffer setting for android may fix this problem. I never tried that.
Inside the app go to More and scroll down to Advanced Audio Settings toward the bottom. Tap on the blue dot under "Custom audio buffer size" and drag it to the right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parisology
This should improve the sound, however, results will vary depending on your device.
Let us know if it solved the issue.
Hello,
I guess the application should be modified to include the possibility to trigger the screen animation after triggering the sound.
This should parameterizable so that the user can tune it to compensate exactly the bluetooth lag.
AdA
Sure I did what you mention since there are several posts mentioning that. It does not work, since the lag problem is not due to ireal, but to the system itself. What I propose is a simple workaround.
We have tested it with several devices and they worked fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by dauriac
What kind of device do you have?
Thank you!
I use on one end a Samsung sm-j100h running Android 4.4.4, and on the other end a small adapter connected to the aux entry of my amplifier.
I read many time about this lag when using bluetooth (eg the program vlc on linux corrects it). The idea of introducing a customer-tuned delay between image and sound could solve the problem in *all* situations. I admit it is an "advanced functionality" since some people would not understand what it is about.
Thank you
Thank you for sending me your device info. I will forward it to the developer to look into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dauriac
I've got the same problem, with:
Android 6.0.1
Galaxy Tab S2
using a Bose Sound Link Color.
What worked: I changed the buffer of the app from the default of 4096 to 6144 (moved slider about halfway to the right).Quote:
Originally Posted by markorel
Is there any feed back from the developer ?
Thank you
The developer said that he would look into your suggestion. We'll do some tests and see if we can make user friendly implementation. Please send us your email address to support[at]irealpro.com so we can contact you about the process. Thank you!
Hello, I have a very similar problem on my Xiaomi Redmi 2, Android 4.4.4, connected to Creative Nuno Micro. With low buffer size the audio is all messed up, the beats are somewhat shifted. Increasing the buffer size to 8192 makes the audio normal again, but there is still noticeable lag.
Hi there, I'm curious if anyone else has encountered audio lag issues. I'm using a Samsung Note 10 tablet with Bose SoundLink speakers. The video and audio are perfectly in sync when using the headphone jack or the built-in speaker. However, there's a slight but noticeable lag when using Bluetooth. Thanks.
Greetings, I'm curious if others have encountered audio lag issues. I utilize a Samsung Note 10 tablet paired with Bose SoundLink speakers. When using the headphone jack or the built-in speaker, the video and audio are perfectly synchronized. However, when using Bluetooth, there's a slight yet noticeable audio lag. Has anyone else experienced this?
I have the same issue, with all of the devices I own: Samsung A12, Samsung A41, Huawei P8 lite, Lenovo Tablet.
iRealPro is totally unusable with USB. To playback and read chords the only solution is to connect the Android device to the Nux Mighty 2 by a Usb-C cable.
Such scenario is very very uncomfortable.
Have the developers planned to find a solution? :(