Has anyone tried using an FM transmitter connected to the main line out of a Tracker+/Mini/Play+? Basically, I want to use the FM transmitter to wirelessly play back audio to my speaker system. This would be an alternative to using a Bluetooth transmitter which would have much greater latency.
As a reference, OP-1 Field has both a FM radio receiver and transmitter. And you can use the transmitted audio on any speaker system that has an FM receiver (OB-4 as an example). It’s a shame Tracker+ does not have a built in FM transmitter on top of the receiver. I am already using a Tracker+ with a USB battery pack, so an FM transmitter would be a great next step if we ever get a newer Tracker model.
Anyways, I was looking at these as compact examples:
Yea, it can only receive, not transmit unfortunately. Unlike the OP-1 Field. Clever way to get around the wireless latency of Bluetooth… sure there will be some interference, but I’d settle for any wireless streaming capability!
ISOAL Enhancement: The Isochronous Adaptation Layer (ISOAL) makes it possible for larger data frames to be transmitted in smaller link-layer packets and ensures the associated timing information that is needed for the correct processing of the data by receivers can be reconstituted. ISOAL can produce either framed or unframed PDUs depending on certain variables. If framed PDUs are produced, latency can be increased as a result. In Bluetooth Core Specification version 6.0, ISOAL has been improved by defining a new framing mode that reduces latency for use cases that are particularly sensitive to this issue. The same feature also improves reliability.
Im a bit confused about the aerial comment from the manual. If I connect a jack to aerial and insert the aerial cable to the data/signal socket in the wall, which is normally used for TV and Data, what would then happen?
