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Quote: One thing is the bandwidth needed to transfer few bites of data for the control surface and the second is the huge amount needed to transfer the sound. This is quite incomparable.;-) Not always true. There are some wireless (audio) technologies that use a total of Zero bandwidth.
A Bluetooth headphone adapter is an elegant solution to a fairly uncommon problem. If you have wired headphones that you love and you want to be able to use them wirelessly (perhaps because your new phone lacks a headphone jack), a Bluetooth headphone adapter serves that purpose. It's pretty clear I need bluetooth headphones, but I can't stand the audio lag when you're watching video, and I have to watch a great deal of video for work. I've been searching and searching and haven't been able to find a single pair of headphones that are perfectly in sync with video.
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Think of a wireless Mic. Audio being passed, zero latency, zero bandwidth (in terms of computer).which is why I said 'assuming' as there are a few ways this is done. Again not something I would do but to each his own.
You can preview songs independently from the mix that goes through the main speakers (aka pre-cueing) using djay’s Split Output mode, which can be enabled in the settings menu in djay for iPhone. All you need is a stereo/mono split cable, and djay will send the master output to the left channel and the cue output to the right channel (which is always the opposite turntable to the one audible through the master channel). You will get a binaural signal for master and pre-cueing, so you will hear sound on both speakers connected to the master channel and in both ears of the headphones connected to the pre-cueing channel. Note: Please open the Settings app on your iPad or iPhone, select General - Accessibility, and make sure Mono Audio is disabled (OFF position). Where to get a split output adapter We recommend using the as a split output adapter for pre-cueing with djay. Pre-cueing with multiple audio devices Starting with iOS 6, you can now use external audio devices together with the iPad's or iPhone's headphone output for pre-cueing (additional hardware/adapters required).
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