09-29-2024, 01:47 PM
Hello,
I have been following the forum for several years in the background, and I have created an account to discuss a peculiar issue I am experiencing and to seek suggestions regarding my setup.
I began using Moode to establish an audio service that allows me to connect a Firestick Lite via Bluetooth, enabling me to control the balance between voices and ambient sounds in streaming movies and series, while also connecting it to my NAS to listen to high-fidelity music. The setup consists of a Fire TV Lite connected to the Raspberry Pi via Bluetooth, which is then connected to the DAC via USB. Up to this point, everything functions as intended, more or less, but I am encountering two issues:
1. Although it initially operates correctly, after a day or two, the Raspberry Pi begins to lose synchronization between the audio and video. This issue can be resolved with a simple reboot. I am using the SBC codec, with the highest quality settings and the lowest buffer to minimize latency. I am indifferent to potential packet drops.
2. Since yesterday (before updating), while connected via Bluetooth, there was a moment when the connection dropped and then re-established. Since then, the sound has been distorted, resembling a tinny quality, with excessively pronounced highs. Even when I remove any equalization, the audio continues to sound poor. I have examined the logs but found nothing unusual. The only solution I see is to restore the system; however, I would like to know if others have experienced similar issues.
Lastly, I would appreciate advice from all users who connect to a Fire TV, Apple TV, or similar devices regarding how you have configured your setup to normalize audio and minimize latency. I may be doing something incorrectly, and there might be better methods to achieve this.
Best regards and thank you very much.
I have been following the forum for several years in the background, and I have created an account to discuss a peculiar issue I am experiencing and to seek suggestions regarding my setup.
I began using Moode to establish an audio service that allows me to connect a Firestick Lite via Bluetooth, enabling me to control the balance between voices and ambient sounds in streaming movies and series, while also connecting it to my NAS to listen to high-fidelity music. The setup consists of a Fire TV Lite connected to the Raspberry Pi via Bluetooth, which is then connected to the DAC via USB. Up to this point, everything functions as intended, more or less, but I am encountering two issues:
1. Although it initially operates correctly, after a day or two, the Raspberry Pi begins to lose synchronization between the audio and video. This issue can be resolved with a simple reboot. I am using the SBC codec, with the highest quality settings and the lowest buffer to minimize latency. I am indifferent to potential packet drops.
2. Since yesterday (before updating), while connected via Bluetooth, there was a moment when the connection dropped and then re-established. Since then, the sound has been distorted, resembling a tinny quality, with excessively pronounced highs. Even when I remove any equalization, the audio continues to sound poor. I have examined the logs but found nothing unusual. The only solution I see is to restore the system; however, I would like to know if others have experienced similar issues.
Lastly, I would appreciate advice from all users who connect to a Fire TV, Apple TV, or similar devices regarding how you have configured your setup to normalize audio and minimize latency. I may be doing something incorrectly, and there might be better methods to achieve this.
Best regards and thank you very much.
