Every DAC and DSP has its own latency. Measuring gives a good estimate for the latency of a particular system. At least it is a better estimate than just ignoring what happens to the signal after Wiim sends it. If the system is changed, the measurement has to be renewed.Just about every S/PDIF signal out there is supposed to end in a DAC at some point.
There is no latency to predict. Because there's no way to anticipate how latency will be increased later, you keep it at its very minimum in all cases. Period.
And it is certainly not with this crappy mic and ADC that some app could ajust that precisely enough.![]()
Yep. And it can later follow the worst result in the multiroom group to have all devices synced.Every DAC and DSP has its own latency. Measuring gives a good estimate for the latency of a particular system. At least it is a better estimate than just ignoring what happens to the signal after Wiim sends it. If the system is changed, the measurement has to be renewed.
Why do you think the internal mic could not measure latency? Wiim knows the latency of its own ADC, and recognizing when test signals arrive doesn't require much quality.
Yup. My Wiim Pro arrived yesterday and I got it connected to my Modius today via Coax. Setup was painless and it sounds great with my system. I used their iOS app and it was very quick and easy.While this review is largely measurements-based, I used the WiiM Pro in my system during about a week, which is enough to share my two cents. I liked using it. It worked. That is it.
I guess it's possible. For example a decision about the preferred audio quality has to be made, the same for the normalization option.Is there a difference of implementing Spotify/Tidal connect between streamers or does it stay in the digital domain from receiving to sending it out to toslink/coax? At the moment I have better listening experiences with a CD playing and streaming local files over to the Wiim Pro, so the pro hardware is not to blame, I assume.
I could compare it myself but I thought I asked first.
Seems to have sold out instantly.It's back in stock in EU (Amazon FR, one day delivery):
Still available for order, with Prime delivery for today evening. Maybe, it is to France only...Seems to have sold out instantly.
I got the Wiim Pro in one day from amazon.de - delivered to DenmarkStill available for order, with Prime delivery for today evening. Maybe, it is to France only...
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That's... weird!Still available for order, with Prime delivery for today evening. Maybe, it is to France only...
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Might depend on where it’s being delivered to - maybe they’re only showing as available for delivery to certain countries.
You can indeed use Chromecast from the native Qobuz app to the WiiM Pro, but Qobuz limit Chromecast to 24/96.Hello,
great review VintageFlanker ! MERCI beaucoup !!
I ordered one from amazon.fr today.
I hope I can use it with the Qobuz app directly (which is Chromecast compatible) !
Ludovic
Thank you Brantome ! 24/96 is good enough for me. :-DYou can indeed use Chromecast from the native Qobuz app to the WiiM Pro, but Qobuz limit Chromecast to 24/96.
Yes, you can.I hope I can use it with the Qobuz app directly
Cool ! I m bored with volumio on m'y rasp pi4.. i don't want this solution anymore.Yes, you can.![]()
No reason it would not...I hope the sound quality will be the same.
C'est exactement ce que je pense :-DNo reason it would not...