Post by randy on Oct 25, 2019 18:23:48 GMT
Hi All,
I have a Dual Stream HD Bluetooth Audio Transmitter (BT v4.0, Profile A2DP) and a Homespot Bluetooth v4.2 Audio Receiver w/aptX audio (Profile A2DP). While I can get these two devices to pair, I cannot get them to connect with aptX Low Latency, which the Transmitter indicates by flashing LED #3 green four times. Best I can get is three green flashes, sometimes only two. I'm streaming the audio from my TV and the latency is obvious to the ear.
I've tried doing a factory reset on the transmitter, but no change in performance. (Turn unit off, then hold MFK button for 10 seconds until LED #2 blinks blue three times.) I've also cycled power on the receiver at the same time as doing the factory reset.
The two units are about 12 feet apart, and have direct line of sight.
Would be great if there was a way to force the transmitter to attempt an aptX connection.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I have a Dual Stream HD Bluetooth Audio Transmitter (BT v4.0, Profile A2DP) and a Homespot Bluetooth v4.2 Audio Receiver w/aptX audio (Profile A2DP). While I can get these two devices to pair, I cannot get them to connect with aptX Low Latency, which the Transmitter indicates by flashing LED #3 green four times. Best I can get is three green flashes, sometimes only two. I'm streaming the audio from my TV and the latency is obvious to the ear.
I've tried doing a factory reset on the transmitter, but no change in performance. (Turn unit off, then hold MFK button for 10 seconds until LED #2 blinks blue three times.) I've also cycled power on the receiver at the same time as doing the factory reset.
The two units are about 12 feet apart, and have direct line of sight.
Would be great if there was a way to force the transmitter to attempt an aptX connection.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!