28-Feb-2020, 21:00
Thanks for replying 
Yes I understand that - I have my music and my TV into the same optical input.
I just realised I can easily listen on the fly by just whacking from Low to High while listening to music
Hard to tell the difference - but mind you I don’t trust my ears / brain under pressure to hear differences when comparing like that. Certainly haven’t heard stability issues since switching for 30 mins or so I guess will leave on low all the time.
But if anyone had any other info as to whether low latency adjusts the sound in anyway would be interested to hear back too
Yes I understand that - I have my music and my TV into the same optical input.
I just realised I can easily listen on the fly by just whacking from Low to High while listening to music
Hard to tell the difference - but mind you I don’t trust my ears / brain under pressure to hear differences when comparing like that. Certainly haven’t heard stability issues since switching for 30 mins or so I guess will leave on low all the time.
But if anyone had any other info as to whether low latency adjusts the sound in anyway would be interested to hear back too
