djmila
I testing bluetooth headphones ... but is problem with delay ( 0.5 s )
Sound is good .
meybe in V8 new featuring delay setup for hedphones ?
Now testing with windows media player and sync with sound and video it s right
Sound is good .
meybe in V8 new featuring delay setup for hedphones ?
Now testing with windows media player and sync with sound and video it s right
geposted Tue 07 May 13 @ 10:43 am
Tear Em 'Up
Depending on the brand, it's not a delay from the software. It's a delay from the radio transmitter. What kind of headphones? Also, please post a screen shot of your sound set up configuration.
geposted Tue 07 May 13 @ 10:26 pm
djmila
Sorry ,
but my english write is weakly.
Problem with delay sound in headphones is not in VDJ .
my request is for VDJ team make new setup for delay in headphones. (or setting in \"Registry tool Win 64\")
this is screen ( it is easy )
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but my english write is weakly.
Problem with delay sound in headphones is not in VDJ .
my request is for VDJ team make new setup for delay in headphones. (or setting in \"Registry tool Win 64\")
this is screen ( it is easy )
geposted Wed 08 May 13 @ 2:46 am
Dubbzone
Hi
I have this same problem. Is there a way to fix the delay on Virtual Dj 8 or on my Macbook pro 13"? My bluetooth headphones aren't the best and only have Power on/off/Pair, Next/Previous buttons.
I have this same problem. Is there a way to fix the delay on Virtual Dj 8 or on my Macbook pro 13"? My bluetooth headphones aren't the best and only have Power on/off/Pair, Next/Previous buttons.
geposted Wed 18 Nov 15 @ 1:49 am
A Man and His Music
If you use a pair of wired headphones, is there a delay?
geposted Wed 18 Nov 15 @ 6:26 am
sureview
the delay is caused by the wireless blutooth system, stereo audio has to be encoded and decoded as well as compressed to get it over blutooth.
I would suggest that they are not suitable to DJ use at all, implementing a delay in the main audio of VDJ to compensate would have all sorts of complications.
you will find that a pair of standard non-blutooth will work fine , and will probably give you better quality sound and better range.
blutooth audio standard was originally designed for mobile phone headset connections and was originally mono and the quality only had to be suitable for speech with a limited frequency range, this has been improved with later versions of blutooth , but its still not high quality, I believe the delay is mainly caused by the encoding of the stereo
I would suggest that they are not suitable to DJ use at all, implementing a delay in the main audio of VDJ to compensate would have all sorts of complications.
you will find that a pair of standard non-blutooth will work fine , and will probably give you better quality sound and better range.
blutooth audio standard was originally designed for mobile phone headset connections and was originally mono and the quality only had to be suitable for speech with a limited frequency range, this has been improved with later versions of blutooth , but its still not high quality, I believe the delay is mainly caused by the encoding of the stereo
geposted Wed 18 Nov 15 @ 11:08 am
Partyman
these actually work perfect with VDJ and whatever headphones or IEMs you choose to use. http://www.jd-xlabs.com/
geposted Fri 20 Nov 15 @ 1:09 am