[David Liao]

Hi Sarah,

Thanks for your question! On your Windows PC, please go to Preferences > General Options, change the Audio Buffer Size to 128 (2.7 ms), and then press OK.

FarPlay 1.3.2 (released in April) increased the default audio buffer size for Windows audio to 480 (10 ms) because some audio devices need this large, higher-latency buffer size to work reliably with Windows. However, I think you were using a Logitech headset with a PC that might have worked fine with the old default buffer size of 128, so simply try using that smaller, lower-latency buffer size again to see if that solves the problem. (Or did the high latency start before April?)

Btw, to look at the latency reading, look just under the latency slider.

On your screen, the Remote Latency shows you an estimate of how much time it takes sound to get from Gaye’s microphone to your headphones, and on Gaye’s screen, the Remote Latency shows her an estimate of how long it takes sound to get from your microphone to her headphones.

Thank you,
David Liao

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