Yes, the convolver only supports ASIO streaming for the time being, so you have to put something between. JRiver and AsioBridge both work fine here.
It is in the plans to provide support for “native” windows streaming. Hopefully some time next year.
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You get the lowest latency by applying a pure frequency correction combined with minimum delay crossovers. It will be fast enough to satisfactory lip sync. You may be able to apply a short time domain correction, but that isn’t something I have tested myself. The frequency correction works pretty well.
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That should normally do it.
This is either a bug or you are using a linear phase target. If it’s the former I’ll gladly take a look at your case if you send me the measurement.
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With 6k taps and 'Frequency Domain correction' and min phase XO's selected, it's down to 1300 ms filter latency.
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Minimum delay crossovers refers to the option “minimum phase crossovers” in the filter designer. This option is only visible and eligible if your setup in Audiolense has crossovers. In addition, there’s a predefined minimum delay correction filter that combines minimum phase crossovers and minimum phase correction.
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When you use the Audiolense convolver, the latency will not be influenced by filter length.
When streaming video material from the pc there will often be video delay. It happens that I have to set the audio latency as high as 80 ms, but it seems to vary a lot. So I find the quick latency adjustment in the convolver very useful. And I have learned that our lipsync sensitivity isn’t really that high. The audio can probably be 20-30 ms early or 40 ms late without appearing to be out of sync.
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