Is there ANY way to introduce video playback delay to solve Bluetooth lag

[CursedLemon]

Question in the title - I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones which I like but the audio lag is annoying as piss when watching videos. Is there any way, either at the app level or the OS level, to introduce video lag by a preset millisecond value so that things line up again?

[october262]

Question in the title - I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones which I like but the audio lag is annoying as piss when watching videos. Is there any way, either at the app level or the OS level, to introduce video lag by a preset millisecond value so that things line up again?

what is your playback device ?? VLC media player lets you adjust the audio via a negative number - https://www.techhive.com/article/807839/bluetooth-latency-audio-lag-and-how-to-minimiz...r-devices.html
do you get the same results if you use wired headphones ??

[jagabo]

Most software media players have the ability to advance (or delay) the audio relative to the video. VLC, MPCHC, MPCBE, Potplayer, KMPlayer, etc.

[ZacSc]

Question in the title - I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones which I like but the audio lag is annoying as piss when watching video. Is there any way, either at the app level or the OS level, to introduce video lag by a preset millisecond value so that things line up again?

what is your playback device ?? VLC media player lets you adjust the audio via a negative number - https://www.techhive.com/article/807839/bluetooth-latency-audio-lag-and-how-to-minimiz...r-devices.html
do you get the same results if you use wired headphones ??

I think it's too complicated. I use PotPlayer for this - great results! It allows to increase or decrease the speed of the sound in 0.05 s increments.

[jagabo]

In VLC the permanent setting is Tools -> Preferences -> All (at the bottom left, under "Show Settings") -> Audio -> Audio Desynchronization Compensation, set to milliseconds. Positive values delay the audio, negative values advance it. You have to Save, exit the program, then restart it for the setting to take effect.