Hi,
I used to do this between my projector and Phantoms. I bought an APTX bluetooth transmitter and plugged it into the projector, and paired that to one of my Phantoms. It works, just the latency fluctuates at times. Unfortunetely doing this affords no control over audio compensation.
So yes it works, with that audio delay caveat.
Now I am using a mac mini as my video source directly plugged into the projector. Then the mac mini connects to one of the phantoms via bluetooth. The video is either HD TV feed into VLC or any other video files into VLC since VLC allows - and + audio delay adjustment that can be permanently configured for the phantoms. But still on occasion some files need further adjustment, which is easily done via keyboard.
It's my understanding direct optical connection has much better timing so little (if any) audio compensation is needed.
I used to do this between my projector and Phantoms. I bought an APTX bluetooth transmitter and plugged it into the projector, and paired that to one of my Phantoms. It works, just the latency fluctuates at times. Unfortunetely doing this affords no control over audio compensation.
So yes it works, with that audio delay caveat.
Now I am using a mac mini as my video source directly plugged into the projector. Then the mac mini connects to one of the phantoms via bluetooth. The video is either HD TV feed into VLC or any other video files into VLC since VLC allows - and + audio delay adjustment that can be permanently configured for the phantoms. But still on occasion some files need further adjustment, which is easily done via keyboard.
It's my understanding direct optical connection has much better timing so little (if any) audio compensation is needed.
