Grouped Chromecast speakers play out of sync | Bose Smart Soundbar

1. Cast music to the speaker group playing out of sync. For groups of three or more speakers, it is best to choose just two out-of-sync speakers and lower the volume level of all other speakers.
2. Stand between the speakers (or speaker areas) and adjust the volume levels of the two speakers so you hear them at about the same level.
3. Open the Google Home app on your tablet or mobile device.
4. Determine which speaker is playing last (i.e. behind or delayed) then select it from the list of Cast devices.
5. Tap on the Settings icon in the upper-right corner.
6. Under the Advanced section, select Group delay correction.
7. Increase the delay correction for speaker until the audio is in sync. If the sync gets worse, set the delay correction back to zero and select the other speaker.
   When reducing the delay correction, the music may sound choppy for a few seconds as the new sync setting is applied during playback.

Group delay correction does not typically need to be adjusted for each speaker. Such adjustments are necessary when there is a consistent, significant delay.

Routers may need to be reset from time to time—much like rebooting a computer. Disconnect power from the router for 30 seconds, then wait for it to start up and connect. (Note: Any device connected to the Internet will be interrupted during the reset.)

Bose systems that you want to play in sync as a group might play out of sync if some systems in the group are connected to a wireless range extender and others are connected to your router. Since the extender receives and then re-broadcasts signal from the router, systems connected to the extender could receive signal later than those receiving signal directly from the router. To avoid this for systems beyond the range of the router, connect them directly to the router with an Ethernet cable (if possible). Otherwise, try repositioning the systems or router so they all connect either to the router or to the extender.