SNYC!? I don't think so since the "real time" transmissions between audio and video are different. For example, when any discontinued audio streaming occurs, human may hear the intermittent sounds easily, and result in the mismatch of video and audio signals. I wonder whether such device has any buffer mechanisms used to restore “to-be-executed-streams” in advance, and maintain playback smoothly in the wireless environments. (The fact of unstable throughput on wireless networking is not avoidable, I guess.)
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SNYC!?
I don't think so since the "real time" transmissions between audio and video are different. For example, when any discontinued audio streaming occurs, human may hear the intermittent sounds easily, and result in the mismatch of video and audio signals.
I wonder whether such device has any buffer mechanisms used to restore “to-be-executed-streams” in advance, and maintain playback smoothly in the wireless environments. (The fact of unstable throughput on wireless networking is not avoidable, I guess.)