Hi, I was wondering if there was a solution to this issue I'm having. I've seen several other people on the forum share the same issue and those threads are being closed with no solution.
So I have 2 nest speakers, a Nest Audio and a Nest Mini gen2. I have them both setup in a group speaker configuration.
The Nest mini is connected via Bluetooth to a Bluetooth receiver connected to some speakers.
From what I understand the group delay setting basically offsets the audio timing forward to account for any possible delay (I refer to this as "negative delay").
The issue is that the Nest mini is adding a lot of negative delay to the sound by default, seemingly to account for Bluetooth latency, however the compensation is excessive and results in the Mini's Bluetooth audio being about 0.5s ahead of the other speakers in the group. This cannot be corrected by adding negative delay to the other speakers since the Google home app will only allow you to add a maximum of 0.2s of negative delay.
I tried connecting the Bluetooth adapter to my Nest Audio instead and it worked perfectly! Both the Nest Mini's speaker audio and the Nest Audio's Bluetooth audio were perfectly in sync (with only about 20ms of delay needed).
This seems to be a firmware issue with the Nest Mini. But I'm wondering if there is a workaround or if maybe I'm just missing something. I've tried a variety of troubleshooting steps but so far no dice.
Any help would be appreciated.
