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Nysff · Feb 14, 2017

So here is my issue, Scanner (BCD536HP) is in Bedroom where I am monitoring the audio but streaming Audio to Computer (Via ProScan) as well. However there is a echo between the two. Obviously the stream going to the computer is very slightly delayed causing this. Any adjustments that I can make?

Thank you in advanced
Shawn

troymail · Feb 14, 2017

Anything "repeating" the signal will result in delay. Not much you can do about it.

Curious why you'd even want (or need) the live and streamed audio active in the same "space"....

Nysff · Feb 14, 2017

well my friend, Scanner and Computer are not in the same area.

troymail · Feb 14, 2017

Well, maybe I just don't understand the issue you are describing then.

Ubbe · Feb 14, 2017

You'll have to connect the 536 to a delay unit. There's no other solution.

/Ubbe

millrad · Feb 14, 2017

You can only listen to one at a time, either the computer or the scanner. Why would you care about a latency delay when they are in different rooms?

ofd8001 · Feb 14, 2017

If the scanner was in another room, I'd turn the scanner volume down to 0 while I was listening on a remote device.

ProScan · Feb 14, 2017

Nysff said:
So here is my issue, Scanner (BCD536HP) is in Bedroom where I am monitoring the audio but streaming Audio to Computer (Via ProScan) as well. However there is a echo between the two. Obviously the stream going to the computer is very slightly delayed causing this. Any adjustments that I can make?

Thank you in advanced
Shawn

Are you hearing the echo coming out of the speakers? It could be the audio feeding back into the mic input. Check the Windows Mixer and turn down the mic.

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