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Galaxy S23What if other people do not want to hear your music or podcast? There is a reason they make headphones. Seems like that feature is best utilized when you are in your own space.
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Galaxy S23I think it's the nature of any dual audio receivers to be slightly out of sync. I notice it when I connect my BT ear buds to my cable receiver and keep my sound bar on at the same time. The audio does not always sync up and its annoying. I am not sure that there's a setting to change that. I think the audio signal reaches different devices at different times. I am not an audio engineer, though.
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Galaxy S23I do not think that's an option on any device. Because of the nature of radio signals and broadcasting, audio may reach different devices at different times. The source broadcaster is the control for each device. I would imagine (I am neither a physicist nor an engineer) that sound waves travel slower to an external device through Bluetooth than it does to the phone, which is the source.

