Good video and product. Question is there lag between the devices. Say I'm watching something in the media room and also have the same program on in the kitchen. Is there any kind of lag e.g like audio lag between the two
None that I have found. For this example I had the Chief's game going on all 3 TVs and they were completely in sync. Same thing with the Xbox, no input lag.
Still not sure about Bluetooth relay, it seems that it only does IR, for apple tv and fire tv i could use my phone, only question would be a Ps5 controller, cant think of a solution, planning on having all gear in a closet far away from the tvs
Yes it only does infrared repeating. I don't know of any Bluetooth or radio frequency extender. I ran into a slight problem with my Xbox series X when I'm using both a controller and the wireless headset.
@@ThisSmartHouse It is going to be a long section of cable so the voltage drop is going to be considerable enough to cause issues even with an active extender, maybe 2 would do it but then it well get really clunky. I think my PS5 Is going to be hanging from the wall like a unifi AP in the corridor adjacent to the closet, not a pretty look but I think it will work
Good video and product. Question is there lag between the devices. Say I'm watching something in the media room and also have the same program on in the kitchen. Is there any kind of lag e.g like audio lag between the two
None that I have found. For this example I had the Chief's game going on all 3 TVs and they were completely in sync. Same thing with the Xbox, no input lag.
Still not sure about Bluetooth relay, it seems that it only does IR, for apple tv and fire tv i could use my phone, only question would be a Ps5 controller, cant think of a solution, planning on having all gear in a closet far away from the tvs
Yes it only does infrared repeating. I don't know of any Bluetooth or radio frequency extender. I ran into a slight problem with my Xbox series X when I'm using both a controller and the wireless headset.
Can you do USB on a PS5 controller? Then you might be able to use a USB extender and have it hardwired
@@ThisSmartHouse It is going to be a long section of cable so the voltage drop is going to be considerable enough to cause issues even with an active extender, maybe 2 would do it but then it well get really clunky. I think my PS5 Is going to be hanging from the wall like a unifi AP in the corridor adjacent to the closet, not a pretty look but I think it will work