Hey @notmyname74,
Yea, it’s annoying. The interface could be improved to show what’s happening.
Here’s an explanation:
Depending on the device, the AudioTrack output (provided by Android) needs a relatively big internal buffer.
The internal buffer’s size is the minimum amount of latency that the audio will have.
When AudioRelay detects that you set a max buffer that is lower than the
internal buffer, it automatically changes your value. Having a max value lower than a minimum value would make no sense.
To have lower latency and good audio quality, please try this version.
I guess that FL Studio is sending its output to a ASIO device, which isn’t supported by AudioRelay.
Can doing any of the following work for you?
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If you’re outputting FL Studio to Voicemeeter
- In Voicemeeter > Hardware out > select the same device as in AudioRelay
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Otherwise, In FL Studio
- Options > Audio settings
- In device, select the one device as in AudioRelay
You could use the high buffer option in AudioRelay and advance the sound by 2 seconds in VLC (via the J and K keys).