And yet we still seem to be waiting for the standard to support high quality, low latency input and stereo output simultaneously. It’s as though the people developing the spec don’t know that gaming exists.
I understand that AptX-LL and FastStream attempt this, but they’re both proprietary hacks.
(If the spec has recently expanded to take care of it, and hardware supporting it actually exists, I would love to know about it. As far as I know, it hasn’t and doesn’t.)
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And yet we still seem to be waiting for the standard to support high quality, low latency input and stereo output simultaneously. It’s as though the people developing the spec don’t know that gaming exists.
I understand that AptX-LL and FastStream attempt this, but they’re both proprietary hacks.
(If the spec has recently expanded to take care of it, and hardware supporting it actually exists, I would love to know about it. As far as I know, it hasn’t and doesn’t.)