Recent content by AlPo

The iOS App undated this morning to 2.9.7.24051116, over Pro Plus firmware 4.8.61664 which updated yesterday (and activated EQ on all inputs, which I had to turn off manually one-by-one on all of them). Now with 10-band PEQ, all presets and settings intact and smooth sailing overall

Oh. Well, So they would need a custom algorithm to downmix 5.1 to 4.1 channels, because it is not standard and widely established in the way that downmixing from 5.1 to stereo is, and not accounted for when mixing movie soundtracks. And no, the simple math of adding 50% of the center channel's...

And the central speaker?)

As has been covered before, it is possible to get 900 kbps ALAC (Airplay 1 presumably) stream from Mac OS if one selects WiiM device as system-wide audio output. Not so with iOS devices

And what does your WiiM Home app now playing screen show? 256 kbps or 900 kbps?

I just installed 4.8.609154 on my Pro Plus - rocket screenshot posted on other thread

All I can say is that I bought my WiiM Pro Plus from Egolden a few months ago, but through a different online retailer rather than Ali, and it was delivered promptly and is working fine.

What device do you use as a source? If it’s a tablet/phone, then the only way to output lossless/hi-res is a wired adapter. If you use a Mac, then you can select WiiM as your system-wide output, and WiiM will receive ALAC lossless stream from Apple Music (albeit not hi-res). p.s. In my system...

Interesting finding, thank you! So, am I correct assuming that the clock on WiiM’s digital out is its internal clock that is adjusted periodically when the delta reaches a certain limit in order to avoid breakups/clicks?

My WIIM Pro Plus switches inputs when autosensing Line In/Optical in within a couple of seconds. (Most of the time. But very rarely it just doesn’t switch at all.)

Wonder if there’s a measurable change in “TOSLINK in - TOSLINK/SPDIF out“ behavior with the latest firmware

It must have been a pcb-version lottery draw on that particular July 3rd)

You need one or another version of converter to produce S/PDIF (TOSLINK) signal from a USB port. This thread lists a variety of such solutions. From my experience, the better sounding ones are based on an XMOS chip. And the SMSL po100Pro I linked above does not need a camera adapter - you can...

Here is a device that would get digital optical TOSLINK (which WiiM labesl as SPDIF in) and coaxial ISPDIF out of you USB-C equipped mobile device: https://www.smsl-audio.com/portal/product/detail/id/808.html