Is there any lag between picture and sound when viewing a video (streaming or otherwise) on an iOS device?
239544
I tried the headset on netflix and when the actors spoke their lips and words were out of sync. I tried it on movie trailers and there was noproblem.
239545
There is a lag with most video players on iOS. I cofirmed this with the company also that iOS doesn't support the codex they use.
239546
I use it to watch netflix and movies if there is any I have not notice. Really happy with them
239547
Not at all! I really like these. I wish they were over eat instead of on eat. But I know that before buying them. I may sell mine. Haven't used them much.
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If you use the pogo plug app then access and streaming music is fine . Like all data streaming over Internet speed is the main determine factor. Keep music files at a reasonable size . Streaming wav files or Apple Lossless can cause problems on slow networks. Generally I find no difficulty on my iPad Air2 or iPhone 6 plus.
351162
I have only used live streaming to android phone using Panasonic image app, but the sound is off and the video is jumpy
207987
Thanks for the response. It only solves the songs part, not the movie part due to the heavy delay. But I'd think the only way to synchronize sound and movie using Air Tunes would be to delay the movie playback.
953838
No, I don't experience any lag of the sound to the video. I use it to record virtual organs with Hauptwerk.Works just fine! :-)
2149859
That is a delay to the stream, not to your screen. The U3 is similar in delay.
2232964
My advice is to avoid this whole system entirely. No matter what you do, you can only play jpegs so who needs it? I wanted to be able to display my iPhone/iPad screen.
1918235
I have the same problem. I can only hear the audio over the Apple TV but not the video. If I had it to do over again I would buy a Roku. Apple the signal a lot.
850845
It depends on your needs. I've been using mine with Android for almost a year. When viewing the cameras over the Internet, the picture is not smooth -- I probably get less than one frame per second. It's fine for checking in to see what's going on at the house, but if you're expecting to see something like a streaming HD movie, then you'll be disappointed.
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It's just a streamer for your storage. If your device can play .mov files, you should be fine.
1181496
I haven't used it in this application (with a computer) have used it with a kindle fire hd and streamed audio and noticed no lag.
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The video latency is not particularly noticeable. I was able to play an online FPS competitively with no noticeable lag. Quicktime X player provides a full screen solution. Invariably, after some random amount of time, it'll crash and require a reboot. Quicktime 7 Pro hasn't yet crashed, but it doesn't allow full screen mode during video capture/playback.
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No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which... » Read More No, but it's not the cable's fault. I bought an actual Apple cable when I realized it wasn't working, and it still had the same issue. Same issue with Apple's "protected" videos. You actually CAN play Apple protected videos if they are SD instead of HD. The catch though, is that you have to purchase on a computer via iTunes to specify SD as buying through iOS will only give you the HD option. Apple and Netflix has stated that they officially don't support VGA anymore. You'll have to use an HDMI adapter now. I still use this cable though to play videos using the VLC app, which isn't blocked. « Show Less
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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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Yes, I have had problems with poor video due to Bluetooth. I am obsessive about listening to podcasts on my Android phone through a bluetooth headset and when using the camera system I noticed a very jumpy picture. As soon as I shut off my headset, the picture improved. It improved further when I put the phone in airplane mode. There are many wireless electronic devices that share the 2.4GHz spectrum that could potentially cause interference, but I find the camera system very useful nonetheless.
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I have had good luck with the Roku and also an Apple TV in combination with an iPad. The network speed makes the biggest difference in picture quality
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Mark, I just connected mine to my DVR via component cables and am experiencing no noticeable lag while watching TV. I suspect, however, this is because I am using my soundbar as an HDMI switcher. In other words, my DVR, DVD, etc. are all connected via HDMI to the soundbar, which then has one HDMI cable out to my TV. I think this creates enough of a delay in the signal that the picture is now in sync with the bluetooth transmitter, which is connected directly to the component hook ups on the DVR (i.e., NOT connected to the soundbar).