Recent content by Ken Tajalli

16/44 does not work, nothing works, not with SWYH. Tried all frequencies, all formats. FLAC or WAV, any inputs. Yet Neutron, wiims own app, and on windows, Jriver all can use Wiim, but not for a live source. SWYH works fine with jriver or Neutron as endpoints.

Swyh was set to 24. I will try 16 later on. maybe that's what it is.

No, firewall was not it. SWYH reports playback started, then a second later, playback ended. I opened the ports.

Update Wiim just doesn't connect to SWYH, or vice versa. I tried LPCM, WAV or FLAC. I used the SWYH stream link in the wiim app, it just won't play. SWYH can manage true 24bit in FLAC only, on other formats it reverts to 16bit, in a 24 bit package, which frankly is enough. The added bonus of...

Interesting development! I can not get SWYH to stream to wiim mini, it tries but then nothing happens. So then, I setup the jriver on my PC to act as a UPNP renderer. SWYH does see it, and can play to it at 24/192 !! Any glitches, and jriver renderer crashes, but for the most part, it works. So...

Thanx, I give it a try. Can it manage 24/192? What is Open Network Stream feature?

Wiim app can send Streaming live services to the wiim mini for LIVE playback. However, (say) jriver can not send a live stream to wiim mini being a DLNA device. How about, adding a facility, to use the wiim app as a sound device, so I could use an obscure online streaming service, received on a...

Your DAC should tell you.

Good one. 192kHz on optical is at the edge of any optical system capability. Indeed, Chord DACs only advertise that their DACs are 24/96 capable on optical! But that was chosen so that they would avoid disgruntled users from complaining. Their DACs can happily manage 192kHz, provided the sender...

Thank you. Unfortunately, the SWYH is just a capture device (not bit-perfect), worse still, it does not even see Wiim! so it is a no-go, to start with. My jriver on Windows, can stream flawlessly and in bit-perfect to Wiim mini, so can my Neutron on my Android phone. Now, jriver does have a WDM...

A piece of software that installs a WDM driver on a Windows computer, that creates a virtual sound device, that would route its output to Wiim. Say, Amazon or any other streaming app, even any media player, could use this virtual sound device as though it is a sound card, but the output would go...