Those must be very special iOs devices. None of mine show the Ultra as an AirPlay receiver. I suspect you are confuing AirPlay with GoogleCast and using a player app that supports Googlecast.
I still think that a good frequency response room test is to inject pink noise and take a look at the room’s frequency response in a frequency analyzer (2024 point FFT OK).
The problem you will have is that the human earing has frequency dependent level sensitivity, thus two equal 120Hz and 8kKz peaks will be perceived at different loudness.
Question: I can understand room spectral analysis, but… What’s the point for the source signal?
I hope all added feature code is well contained and is completely out of the way if not used. The lighter a DSP is the less noise on the audio pipeline, not even talking about potential memory leaks.
Sound Profiles? Another database manipulation with potential for more bugs.
Yes, all manner of features/settings/adjustments can be implemented ad nauseum. But why? Basic simplicity has its value too.
Doing an AI search one of the chatbots had a nice summary for WiiM bit-perfect settings:
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WiiM Ultra Bit-Perfect Settings
To achieve bit-perfect playback on the WiiM Ultra, you need to adjust several settings in the WiiM Home app. Here’s a detailed...
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