(All that does is enable/disable the GUI, not the adjustment settings.The Audio Capture Engine (ACE) has been updated to 11.8.2, with many improvements for even more reliable audio capture. (All that does is enable/disable the GUI, not the adjustment settings.)Īirfoil will remember your adjustments after you quit, even if you turn Sync Adjustment off. Adjustments only take effect when connecting, so if you're experimenting with it, you'll need to disconnect, adjust, and then reconnect to see how well it worked.Īirfoil will remember your adjustments after you quit, even if you turn Sync Adjustment off. The center is 0 offset, and the ends are +/-1 second.

Now each remote speaker will have an additional slider below the volume slider - that's the sync adjustment. This will bring up the debugging window.Ģ) Turn the Sync Adjustment debugger to On, and click Done.

To enable the sync adjustment, follow these steps:ġ) Quit and re-launch Airfoil while holding down the option key. Please note that this is not supported for everyday use - on a network which is functioning properly, it shouldn't be needed at all. We do offer a manual sync adjustment, as a debugging tool, in Airfoil. Anyhow, here are the instructions I found for individually syncing the devices using the Rogue Amoeba Airfoil I have used this software before and it has given me fits with much more severe sync issues in the past, but that was years ago now, so maybe they have fixed that. Anyway the aforementioned software has an option to delay the signal of the individual airplay devices. I don't think they understand that the reciever, like your TV, is processing the signal before it outputs it to the speakers as opposed to basic powered speakers that just shoot the signal out. People are complaining that there is something wrong with the Pioneer recievers (my reciever as well) as this is where they experience the delay.

I just found something out about the Rogue Amoeba software Airfoil on another thread here.

Airfoil audio lag fix