Is there a delay between what you see and hear?
864551
I have not noticed any. I had read reviews saying there was, but I haven't noticed it.
864552
Due to the nature of Bluetooth, there is a slight delay in the audio. This means that if you are using this to watch TV with this there is a perceptible delay. When I first used mine I noticed it immediately and was disappointed, however after I used it for a while the delay was not nearly as noticeable and it didn't bother me at all. This is because your brain actually becomes used to the delay and compensates, there is actually an experiment were audio was delayed during a test, and when it was put back in perfect since, the brain perceived it as actually happening before the video. Now having said all of that if you get all focused on looking for the delay, you are definitely going to see it, but I found that it was fine after you got used to it.
864553
I have not noticed any delay. I listen with headphones and turn tv sound off. Very pleased with this product.
864554
Very slight. I am running it through a receiver rather than directly to the TV. Works great for sports, but slight delay watching a talk show. Might just be how it is configured. Not too distracting.
864555
There must be a delay because the transmitter must digitize and then transmit the data, and the receiver must decode the data stream and then convert back to analog audio. But what people must also realize is that different receivers will have different delay times because they may employ a different amount of data buffering. The more buffering, the better the data error tolerance will be, but the greater the time lag, too. This may well account for the variations we see in people's reports of how much delay they perceive. The delay will not be entirely due to this transmitter. You have to also consider the receiver's delay as well. There must be a delay because the transmitter must digitize and then transmit the data, and the receiver must decode the data stream and then convert back to analog audio. But what people must also realize is that different receivers will have different delay times because they may employ a different amount of data buffering. The more buffering, the better the data error tolerance will be, but the greater the time lag, too. This may well account for the variations we see in people's reports of how much delay they perceive. The delay will not be entirely due to this transmitter. You have to... » Read More There must be a delay because the transmitter must digitize and then transmit the data, and the receiver must decode the data stream and then convert back to analog audio. But what people must also realize is that different receivers will have different delay times because they may employ a different amount of data buffering. The more buffering, the better the data error tolerance will be, but the greater the time lag, too. This may well account for the variations we see in people's reports of how much delay they perceive. The delay will not be entirely due to this transmitter. You have to also consider the receiver's delay as well. « Show Less
864556
I have not experienced a delay. I use the TaoTronics at my gym, and connect to the headphone jack built into the equipment. I pair the transmitter with a set of sweatproof in ear phones. I don't see a noticeable difference between the monitor and the audio. I have to pair the headphones with each use, but that could be the headphones, not the transmitter, and it really does not take that long. I am pleased with the product.
864557
Very minimal...If you listen to the TV speakers and the gaming chair speakers at the same time, there is a noticeable lag...but if you turn the TV speakers off and only use the gaming chair speakers, it's fine.
864558
Enough of one that you should not expect to be able to use this for a guitar amp. Kind of difficult to play a musical instrument when the sound is delayed.
1421858
Yes, there is a slight delay (at least with my TV). As with most TV's, switch or not, there is a delay between switching to the input, and the input displaying on the TV.
1866081
You hear the sound when you tune in to the appropriate monitor...in our model you have to go back and forth between the two rooms being monitored. You only hear the sound from the picture being monitored
684180
Not entirely. I never get perfect synch between sight and sound. This box made things a bit wirse.
285889
I have not noticed any delay between audio and Picture using the Kinivo 501BN. I currently have Chomecast, PS4, and appletv feeding into my device and outputting to a Samsung television. Awesome device with no complaints at the moment.
1800513
You cannot hear both, you can only hear one camera or the other in split screen. That's why we choose to use the full screen toggle. You get audio and visual from one room at a time for about 5 seconds at a time. (But we use the cameras in separate rooms.)
2166189
The pass through has no delay that I can detect, but the USB capture is delayed. I was able to demo a video game that required quick reflexes pretty much as was normal, I wasn't noticing that any more movements were delayed or that things seemed to happen too fast for me to react.
255768
It has an audio delay function, but I haven't tried it or had a need to use it.
69337
The lag is 250 milliseconds. Not noticeable unless you are looking for it. All Bluetooth has this delay.
1303492
There is no delay I can tell. I have two of them and two of the 10 watt ones and they're great..
1058032
A few seconds. There may be a millisecond pause/stutter with whatever you are doing on the b machine when it connects.
1727547
I haven't had anything like that happen, there will be some pauses but only for a millisecond. I would check your connection and if that doesn't do anything, contact the seller. Could be defective.
454637
The tv must have an audio out av connection. Some do but it depends on your TV. There is no delay.
108214
I never encounter a delay with the sound and I hook up direct to the tv.Sorry I can help more but u could check youtube.
1195836
Yes - my TV didn't have an optical out, so I ended up getting a converter; there was a tiny delay in the sound, but it was only perceptible when I had the TV audio on as well.
380603
I had delayed sound ( ~1 second) when I first paired the speakers to my computer. This did not happen again after restarting the unit.
1902332
No, there is no lag time, however;the system must be hooked up to the sound system or else the translation cannot be heard as well.