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Wiim stated that they cannot implement airplay due to missing hardware... In raspberry pi which runs on linux airplay can be implemented via software completely. Both platforms runs on a linux OS so definitely possible. Not allowed since it is a commercial product that requires license to...

If they are non inverting it should be easy to integrate. Let say you have an existing 5.1 receiver from reputable manufacturer. It will be safe to assume all output are in phase otherwise the room correction software would have complained. if you want to use the same setup for music but...

most likely because they are monoblocks and part of the usecase is to extend power in home theatre setup or just stereo with sub.

This should be stated in the technical specification online and in the paper included in the box.

i was comparing my BT20A which has the same amp chip with 32V supply instead of 48V

not the ampere rating but the voltage. I'm comparing the 2 power supplies. The voltage from the supply ideally should be constant. So 48v generates more heat than 32v.

Probably yes. I have a fosi BT20A with 32V 5A and never get noticeably hot. Measured 32 Celsius on my thermometer.

Yep i mean speaker cables. Got your point it will only be valid for one input and always wrong to the other

I know it is trivial just to switch the rca cables if you are aware of the issue but the problem is not all people go to forums about a product. Even if they do, can be easily buried in a long thread like this. This is quite easy for fosi to rectify. Just swap the labels of the terminal or...

Can someone with a measuring equipment confirm the phase when using rca? If out of phase, fosi should fix it

@IVX I find the default microsoft driver better with volume than the comtrue one for Windows 10 in terms of power deliver and granularity of control.

"Linearity shows what is to be expected when 24 bit source samples are truncated to 16 bits (which again, could be a driver issue in Windows):" Would the result differ if you change the driver setting to a higher resolution?