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speaker group lag due to not being able to set per-device preference.

Krunked
Community Member

i have 15 speakers scattered throughout my home.  i have 5 wifi 6e points (google wifi 6e pro), star pattern spread out perfectly.  i had netgear.  when i had control of the per-device preference of telling the router to only use 5ghz of X device...  was how i solved this mega annoying chromecasting of music to my 'full house' speaker group.  when i had my netgear router i would just tell the router to always put that device on 5ghz.  or the other way, by having the bands split i could tell that device to use the 5ghz band.  i understand this is mesh. i understand that QoS and what the comingling of the signals and letting the router do it...  however.  it should then be smart enough to put the fu!@#ing google devices on at least 5ghz when they are actively being streamed too.  

for instance, right now i have them all playing but 1 speaker is stuttering in the bathroom, which is really near the basement router access point...  while every other speaker is playing clear..  the speaker having the issue is always random it seems, and usually intermittent. sometimes its many speakers, sometimes it plays flawlessly...  this is really silly behavior that i already had solved....  

please make google QoS smarter..  or give me dang choice in the wifi device settings to choose a preferred band for a device and this would be solved.   

4 REPLIES 4

I'm confused. Do you have a stuttering or lagging speaker?

If lagging...

There's an adjustment setting in each  speaker's Settings called Group delay correction.

If stuttering, I would reboot the speaker.

The only thing that fixes it...is forcing them all on 5ghz

If all your speakers are close enough to you Mesh satellites that's always the best option.

 

what?  that response doesnt make sense.  im complaining that there is not a way to control on the wifi 6e pro that i cannot tell the router to perfer/force a band on a device...  this issue GOES AWAY wholey, when i switch back to my old router, and force all of the **bleep** speakers onto the 5ghz band..  i "upgraded" to wifi 6e pro and  lost that functionality.  its crazy to me that googles own speakers, on their own QoS.  doesnt force them all on 5ghz to begin with when this is an issue...  these are basic functionalities that most other brands offering wifi6e, HAVE....  

so again, the delay functionality does nothing here. thats not the problem. the problem is that the nest speakers are randomly getting put on 5ghz or 2.4ghz arbitrarily with NO WAY to force it onto 5ghz...