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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    It’s fixed! It was the cable! Yay! Good cables matter!!
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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    600$ for the upgrade they are asking. No idea if I should do it.
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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    I just did a factory reset for the NAD368 but the WiiM test still crackles at 192/24. However this does not affect the music played at that setting and I don’t know if I should investigate why. The only thing that bothers me is that the NAD338 didn’t have that.
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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    I was getting the 192/24 WIIM audio test play smooth with the NAD C338 but not with the better NAD C368 all connections being equal.
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    New setup, can't get 24 bit, 192 kHz to stream

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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    I have a strange problem with 192/24 test in WIIM ! It plays the sound test at the highest with distortion in the sound, but once set it doesn’t affect the music played afterwards. Strange thing is the WIIM test is perfect with NAD 338 and not so great with NAD 368 which is much better amp ! Go...
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    SOLVED: couldn't stream 192 kHz / 24 bit, stuck at 96 Hz - problem was older S/PDIF optical cable - use WiiM cable instead to get 192 kHz

    Were you able to solve the problem with a new cable?
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