For a desktop device, USB input (computer not file) seems glaringly missing. It's remedied easily in various ways but for customer adoption, that seems short-sighted.
The USB connection supports usb media like a thumbdrive or external ssd, but it doesn’t support usb audio input just usb audio output. It supports usb media and usb audio out at the same time if you use a usb hub.It has USB input, or am I missing something?
I would like to see HDMI out to put artwork on my TV and Airplay added, in addition to the USB input you mentioned to make the product support all of my needs in different rooms. I have work arounds for all of these missing features, but those additions would make it perfect for my needs without needing workarounds.For a desktop device, USB input (computer not file) seems glaringly missing. It's remedied easily in various ways but for customer adoption, that seems short-sighted.
I'm starting to get the feeling Linkplay is mostly interested in gaining market share and the Wiim brand just happens to have become a big hit due to the combination of affordable hardware and good software support. So it's not Wiim that needs to recuperate all the costs.It’s $350 right, you lot seem to expect it to do absolutely everything for all people, even at that price.
Personally, I can’t see how they can afford to sell high performing products AND run and manage a pretty decent app (with very frequent updates) at the price point they’re at. I’m very impressed but do wonder if this pace and level of quality for both is sustainable. I hope so.
Okay, so today I tried 2 things today.Sadly though I have noticed one major problem, I also had when I first got the Genelecs and tried to connect them directly through TV optical out -> optical to coaxial converter -> coaxial to aes/ebu cable -> genelecs. So sometimes the sound drops out but like not really. It's like first the left speaker goes quiet and immediately again to normal volume (feels like a smooth transition too) and directly after that the right speaker. It's not as often as with my initial connection method through the TV optical but on the Node I got it to be basically non existent. I turned on the "Optical/HDMI Audio De-noising" feature but it doesn't seem to help. I also tried another samplerate for the coax output, maybe that works better. I have to test some more in the following days. If I can't fix it I probably will switch back to the BlueSound, which would make me very sad, since it seems so great otherwise.
I actually found this thread yesterday which describes exactly my problem and has some useful information. Who knows, maybe they will do something about it, or they just declare it as expected.HDMI ARC always takes precedence over optical, if I remember correctly.
I’ve asked myself, and I don’t miss a type c connection…ask yourself the amount of people who want type c vs phono?
LOL. How will I ever be able to listen to music again without feeling like a social pariah…i might too but it doesnt make me blind to wider societal trends.. not saying that it does for you
if you want to be an outlier that's great but realise that's what it is