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How to stream phone music to your PC speakers However, Microsoft says that you’ll need an app to manage the Bluetooth A2DP sink function and the feature is currently not available via system settings.ĭeveloper Mark Smirnov told us that he has created an easy-to-use Bluetooth A2DP sink app and it allows you to listen to music from your phone on your PC speakers or wired headphones. Using a Meelec Matrix2 as output, which you've confirmed as aptX, it goes back up to 150ms, which puts it on par with the wired speakers.Īnd the comparison with SBC came from a cheaper headset with no aptX support (which means it's also possibly a longer delay on the headphone side independent of codec!), measuring 200ms.Last month, Microsoft penned a document that confirmed Windows 10 version 2004 reintroduces support for “remote audio sources” and you can configure your PC to behave like a Bluetooth speaker. Using the Corsair headphones as output, all the way down to 100ms. Realtek speaker out and recorded on a Corsair VOID (USB, proprietary wireless) headset mic was back down to 150ms, so I assume the Realtek mic input adds a considerable delay.Īll further testing was done with the Corsair mic. Wired loopback through Realtek went up to 200ms. Which apparently I've slightly misremmbered in my previous comment.įor a baseline, I got 130ms via Realtek/Stereo mix. I appear to have much higher latency on the on-board sound device (a Realtek/Asus job) than /u/allquixotic, possibly due to the Asus sound drivers, though I do not have any effects enabled.Īnyway, results. But it does let me compare different devices. And these tests include microphone latency, of course. The basic idea is to play a repeating click track and simultaneously record it, a bit of a poor-man's latency test without any extra equipment. Tested using MME - while WASAPI results in ~30ms lower, I'm assuming most applications I use don't actually use that (and it's a pain trying to match the bits-per-sample). I'm more or less following the Audacity latency test with buffering tuned down to 50ms (lower results in stuttering).
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