Pro firmware update 4.8.606344 date 20240201

[Mr Ee]

Don't think I've seen this one mentioned yet.
It seems that one of my pros must be on the early recipient list!

 

[Brantome]

Just arrived on mine too

 

[Smartplug]

Got that but I don’t use 12v trigger so it’s great for those who use them.

 

[Kro]

I don't get why trigger off is set to 5 minutes rather than sync'ing it with Wiim's standby. That doesn't make sens to me, but maybe I'm missing some use cases.

 

[JJanos]

Tidal Connect does not work after the update

 

[Smartplug]

It’s funny when a new feature introduces, it break other feature that was already implemented. It takes one or two firmware to sort things out.

 

[Brantome]

Tidal Connect does not work after the update

Have you tried rebooting your device, router and the clearing the cache (or delete/re install) of the tidal app?

 

[Smartplug]

Tidal Connect does not work after the update

Try what brantome stated, if every thing else fail sent message via wiim app.

 

[D1N0]

Sound input delay from toslink is back again auto sensing takes about 8 seconds

 

[onelivewire]

I'm glad to see the remote stability bug fix. I was pulling my hair out after thinking all my remotes were running out of battery the last few weeks.

Interested to see the 12V function play out.

 

[D1N0]

I noticed today my right and left channel had switched while I hadn't changed anything from my setup. I remember blaming it on my tube buffer earlier so I just switched around the cables. But today a watched a movie (sound via toslink input) and the sound effects didn't add up, so I played my test song for left right (Norwegian Wood by the Beatles) The voices should be on the right but they were on the left. So my guess is it was the WIIM all along that had the signal over optical switched around.

 

[Kro]

I noticed today my right and left channel had switched while I hadn't changed anything from my setup. I remember blaming it on my tube buffer earlier so I just switched around the cables. But today a watched a movie (sound via toslink input) and the sound effects didn't add up, so I played my test song for left right (Norwegian Wood by the Beatles) The voices should be on the right but they were on the left. So my guess is it was the WIIM all along that had the signal over optical switched around.

I experienced the exact same on the optical in (TV as source), a few times actually. Switching to another source and back to optical seemed to cure it each time. Looks like a bug.

 

[onelivewire]

Anybody know how the per-source volume control works once enabled?

 

[Jacomail]

Both Spotify connect and Chromecast from Spotify have stopped working after this update.

 

[Brantome]

Anybody know how the per-source volume control works once enabled?

It remembers the last volume setting for each input, there’s no setting as such.

 

[onelivewire]

@Brantome does the app fail to reflect the visually in real time? I tried hopping between sources in the app and expected to see the slider switch between the source levels, but it shows the same

 

[onelivewire]

Both Spotify connect and Chromecast from Spotify have stopped working after this update.

Have you tried clearing the cache for the apps? I haven't experienced this issue with Spotify or Tidal

 

[tuzogt]

Both Spotify connect and Chromecast from Spotify have stopped working after this update.

Same here (Chromecast from Spotify app, it works from Home app) . From my S23U, iPad Pro, Macbook Pro, restarting wiim, or the other devices or cleaning cache on Android did not help. Airplay works just fine.

 

[humidafterall]

Both Spotify connect and Chromecast from Spotify have stopped working after this update.

same here, tried the suggestions above to no avail

 

[harkpabst]

@Brantome does the app fail to reflect the visually in real time? I tried hopping between sources in the app and expected to see the slider switch between the source levels, but it shows the same

Didn't verify this yet with my Amp, but all streaming services might just relate to the same "input source" (Wi-Fi in most cases), with e.g. Bluetooth, Line-in, optical-in being separate inputs ...