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Airplay 2.

Hi. I am aware that IOS devices stream lossy content to the Wiim through Airplay 2. I am also aware that Mac can stream losslessly to Wiim through Airplay 2 only if configured to do so. Well, I found out that also Window iTunes (yes, I know that in the Windows Store there are new apps that...

Yeah!

Could it work also for Amazon Fire TV Stick?

How do you input a graph to chatgpt?

Anyway, this will technically destroy bit-correctness... (Probably in a completely inaudible way...) Am I right?

On my iPhone I have: IOS 17.2.1 and Amazon Music app 24.1.0.181759. BTW, I see it also on my iPad: iPadOS 17.2 and Amazon Music app 23.16.0.178403.

I do see it in the Amazon Music app on the iPhone.

IMHO, this new feature addresses a quirk that I noticed much time ago. Consider these two scenarios: 1. I start to play music (e.g. a playlist) on an Echo device with a vocal command to Alexa. 2. I start to play music (e.g. a playlist) on an Echo device with the Amazon Music app and immediately...

MRM groups play lossy Amazon Music Unlimited? Are you sure? I believe they play lossless AMU, also if capped… Am I wrong?

And why such setup could be useful?

At the moment Wiim devices have only 4 PEQ points. Hence your correction with 10 PEQ points is not applicable.

If you leave the limiter to 100%, do you hear clipping?

How do you calculate that 3dB headroom is enough? What are the levels of your PEQ points?

Still no updates…

Does it mean that the decoding from ALAC happens on the fly on the AirPlay2 device?

I don’t see this possibility in my IOS app. Is this already released?

If this is the case, why would you use the volume limiter? @onlyoneme

Do you think that Amazon Music downsaples hires tracks or streams instead directly CDres tracks when available?

Ditto for AirPlay. Correct?