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I don't have the beta yet but from what I understand it works like HouseCurve and uses the mic of the iPhone to get the measured frequency response of the speakers and creates 8 or 10 peq filters to correct the response to be as close es possible to a target response. I get that this is an easy...

It still works for me. After updating to iOS17 I had to run the url once directly from a-shell again to give a-shell access again.

I see I made a typo. Replace getStausEx with getStatusEx Sorry

Yeah I don’t see any change in my measurements when I adjust the q for a shelf filter. So far the pk filters work as expected. I agree more bands and especially separated for each channel would be great. And the ability to choose between pk, ls and hs for each of them. Anyway great first...

Or the open source BruteFIR

Yeah I am curious too. I was just looking for the peq status as it was an important reason I choose to buy the WiiM over other streamers.

Ok so you are saying they do a small volume correction by default but that is not enough for their presets which boost more. And if you keep all values at 0 or below you are good. But the additional volume reduction they do is unnecessary in that case. And I would be fine to adjust the above...

It’s not a vu meter. It’s a digital clipping indicator led from the amps dac.

my amp has a led that indicates digital clipping and with the above setting it does not light up. So I guess I am good unless the distortion is introduced before that. I would prefer to keep the volume fixed.

So fixed volume at 100% and eq max of -1.2dbfs like this is ok?

If I read that thread correctly you have to set the maximum eq value to about -1.2db that will prevent the distortion caused by clipping. Wiim's eq algorithm should evaluate the eq settings and then lower the volume accordingly to prevent clipping.

Even many years ago a pc could handle this with ease. So my guess is that a very low-end current cpu should be able to handle this. But only WiiM knows for sure of course.

Hi Using the api this is actually possible. I posted a how to here: How to create Siri Shortcuts using the WiiM api

How to create Siri Shortcuts using WiiM's api Because the WiiM server does not provide a valid ssl certificate when you call the WiiM api directly from shortcuts it won't work with shortcuts get content from url. There is a solution: First install a-shell or a-shell mini from the App Store...

How to create Siri Shortcuts using WiiM's api Because the WiiM server does not provide a valid ssl certificate when you call the WiiM api directly from shortcuts it won't work with shortcuts get content from url. There is a solution: First install a-shell or a-shell mini from the App Store...