I have the following setup:
- 1 Nest Audio speaker (speaker 1) with itself as the default speaker
- 1 Nest Audio speaker (speaker 2) with a paired Bluetooth speaker as its primary speaker.
- 1 speaker group with both speakers 1 & 2
When I play music on the speaker group, the music comes out of the Bluetooth speaker (speaker 2) first by a noticeable fraction of a second. If I adjust the “group delay correction” on speaker 2, it makes the delay longer. When I adjust the same setting on speaker 1, it has no effect. I can set it all the way to 200ms and the delay is the same.
I’ve tried this same setup with no speaker group (just selecting both speakers 1 & 2 at the same time to play music). The result is the same - BT speaker 2 plays first, adjusting delay on speaker 2 makes delay worse, adjusting on speaker 2 has no effect). Note that if I pair the speakers as stereo speakers (with no paired BT speaker), everything works fine and the speakers play in sync.
In another thread, I saw the recommendation to fix this was to recreate the speaker group. I did this and nothing changed. Please help. Here’s the other thread:
https://www.googlenestcommunity.com/t5/Speakers-and-Displays/Delay-correction-not-working/td-p/4538
