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Have tried with mconnect Lite (with DLNA as a source) - there aren't long delay and stuttering. Thanks for pointing out, so will dig in Neutron more to understand a problem reason. Indeed a problem seems to be beyond WiiM responsibility.

Not remember with Android, but on iPad it does appear in the output devices list, but it happens usually much later in comparison with Chromecast and isn't better in any case. And again, with AirPlay overall using is much smoother. Unfortunately I haven't any other Chromecast device to compare...

Absolutely the same behaviour.

It took time, but nothing has changed unfortunately.

I have mentioned the problem doesn't depend on source. It could be, say, Neutron Music Player getting content from NAS.

Hi, I have connected WiiM Pro to LAN via rj45. The only way I use it as a Chromecast device (and then WiiM Pro is connected to DAC with tosslink). I have tried both Android phones and tablets as well as iPhone and iPad, as well as different players and streaming services. At all cases the...

Hi, Is there a way to feed WiiM Pro from MPD under Linux?

I see, thanks. It is interesting in particular what is the difference in terms of durability?

Are there proven (that is with facts and/or numbers) reasons to use stand-by mode except for energy saving?

Sure. I want to regulate a volume from the WiiM app (or Google Home) rather to take long trip to amplifier. Yes, the behavior absolutely in par with Google Home control. Just imagine, say, the aim is to get 50 db range for regulating. Then, 50% of the regulator control is -25 db. But it seem...

Have found router's setting for IGMP proxy - unchecked check box of this functionality, reloaded the router and... all works. Many sincere thanks, simbun.

The thing is, without Pro in LAN there aren't any problems at all. I have tried this sequence: - turn Pro off - reboot router (without rebooting DLNA visibility doesn't restore, at least during few minutes) - start VLC - explore DLNA lib with VLC - turn Pro power on - continue exploring DLNA...

At any case any details regarding the way VLC works doesn't help here. DLNA servers (MiniDLNA, Rygel) become invisible for controllers (Hi-Fi Cast, BubblUPnP, VLC,..) when Pro is in LAN. Have tried to turn UPnP component off on the router in use, but it doesn't change anything. Has anybody heard...

At my case it shows WiiM Pro and <Local>. Yes, as I have mentioned above, I use Pro as Chromecast device to play to coax -> DAC -> amplifier chain, and (almost) all is Ok here. I don't want to use and don't use any DLNA capabilities of Pro, just want to prevent existing DLNA libraries to disappear.

No, I haven't. Have installed https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Rygel , played from it with Hi-Fi Cast on the same device as WiiM app is installed, all is Ok. But after turning power on the Pro kills them both (Rygel and MiniDLNA). Thanks, I see your real intention to help.

Well, and WiiM app it self does see that DLNA NAS libarary. Can it be Pro connects the libarary some exclusive way shadowing it from other DLNA control points?

Of course, there isn't - different names and different stable IP addresses.

Have tried with BubbleUPnP with the same result: on turning WiiM Pro power on that DLNA library disappears for BubbleUPnP also.

I use Pro as a Chromecast device with Ethernet input and coax output.Volume regulation on the device page of WiiM Android app is far from be exponential (in other words, from be linear id decibel scale). It is both very unusual and unhandy. Is it my experience only? What do you think?

Have tried few times cases with WiiM Pro connected directly to the router and via TP-Link LS1005G with the same result. Where to dig in?