Windows 10: Delayed Audio Samsung soundbar T4 series

Hi,May I know how to fix my audio since I updated my OS to windows 11.Thank you

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Garbled Audio Using Phone Link Blue-toothed to Vizio Soundbar

Hi

Welcome to Microsoft community.

It appears that you're encountering audio issues when using Phone Link for phone calls with your new Pixel 7, specifically when connected to your Vizio soundbar or the laptop speakers. This issue seems isolated to Phone Link, as other audio sources work fine with both your soundbar and laptop speakers. Let's explore some troubleshooting steps to help address this problem:

1. Check Phone Link Settings:

• On your laptop, open Phone Link settings and ensure that the audio settings are correctly configured for the soundbar. Confirm that the soundbar is selected as the audio output device for Phone Link.
  

2. Check Sound Settings on Pixel 7:

• On your Pixel 7, navigate to the Bluetooth settings and locate the paired connection with your laptop. Check if there are any specific settings related to call audio routing. Ensure it's set to use the soundbar.
  

3. Update Drivers and Software:

• On your laptop, ensure that your Bluetooth drivers and Phone Link software are up to date. Visit the laptop manufacturer's website and the Phone Link software provider's website to download the latest updates if necessary.
  

4. Test with Other Bluetooth Devices:

• To further isolate the issue, try connecting your Pixel 7 to other Bluetooth audio devices (e.g., headphones, another speaker) and make phone calls to see if the garbled audio issue persists. This can help determine whether the problem is specific to Phone Link or the soundbar.
  

5. Test with a Different Phone:

• If possible, try connecting a different phone to your laptop and soundbar via Phone Link. This can help determine if the issue is indeed related to your Pixel 7 or if it persists across multiple devices.
  

6. Compatibility issue:

• It's possible that there is an incompatibility between the Phone Link feature on your Pixel 7 and the Vizio soundbar. Different devices and software versions can sometimes have compatibility issues, leading to audio problems. In this case, it may be worth checking if there are any firmware updates available for your soundbar or if there are any known compatibility issues between your phone and the soundbar.
  

7. Signal interference:

• Bluetooth signals can be susceptible to interference from other devices or objects. This interference can cause audio quality issues, including garbled sound. Try moving your phone closer to the soundbar or eliminating any potential sources of interference, such as other Bluetooth devices or physical obstructions.
  

8. Bandwidth limitations:

• Bluetooth connections have limited bandwidth, which means they can struggle to handle high-quality audio streams, especially during phone calls. This limitation can result in audio distortion or garbled sound. You can try adjusting the audio quality settings on your phone or soundbar to see if it makes a difference.
  

Please let me know if you need any further assistance. Thank you.

Best regards

Derrick Qian | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

MY SAMSUNG Q6T SERIES SOUNDBAR WON'T DISCOVER MY XPS 8950 DELL COMPUTER RUNNING WINDOWS 11PRO

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Troubles Delaying Audio on Windows 11

Hello, this is a project I picked up on the weekend. I am trying to run my Sony HT-S200F soundbar via optical cable, and a subwoofer via Aux. I have succeeded in getting them both to work, by going into more sound settings and enabling the Stereo mix option, so that both devices can run simultaneously. My issue is that the subwoofer plays about half a second before the soundbar, thus making all audio, whether it be music, gaming, or movies sound quite off and not enjoyable.

What I've tried is a program called EqualizarAPO. This is an application that works as a system wide audio delay, but to no avail. Here's what I can do with this software: I can either delay the soundbar, so the bass will play first, then the soundbar, OR if I choose to delay the subwoofer itself, it delays both subwoofer and soundbar! Ugh. Doesn't seem like this application would work?

The soundbar only has 3 plugs on the back, an optical, hdmi, and usb (the subwoofer is aux only). I'm wondering if I could get some sort of adapter or some such to run both soundbar and subwoofer off an aux plug? Is it possible that the two different types of inputs could be causing this delay? If there's any more information you need from me, let me know. All my drivers are up to date, and at its current state I'm just looking to system wide delay the subwoofer. If it is the two different types of inputs that cause the delay, seems like an easy fix for me. Any help would be very appreciated so I can enjoy this little set up, thanks!