OK. The AVS forum posts I checked did mention support for ripping using some Oppo players but I'm not familiar with this one.
FWIW I picked up a used Sony Bluray player for $30 which I ripped SACDs with.
The Wiiim supports DSD file playback by converting to high bitrate PCM .
My suggestion would be to rip the SACDs to DSD files and play directly on the Wiim over DLNA or file share to bypass the extra DAC-ADC conversion step when using the analog connection...
I'm not sure what would make that an audiophile solution but this is an all-in-one solution for a market leading price.
I don't believe that the DAC in the WiiM amp is a particular weakness.
You can purchase a WiiM Pro, external DAC, and separate amp for a similar price or up to however deep...
By posting the details on the internet?
We're way off topic now but I shake my head when I see similar copyright liberties such as this like buying a 4K/BD bundle of a movie and then on-selling the BD disc, or buying a cheaper academic license for an application when not entitled. You are in...
I've confirmed that, with LMS/Squeezelite at least, the the WiiM app shows the type/rate/depth of the source file regardless of any transcoding settings and what is actually sent to the WiiM
There was another post recently asking whether other Linklay products interoperate well with the WiiM app and ecosystem
I don't have any personal experience but did find a CAM review of the audio cast M50 which he states didn't work in with the WiiM app even though it was detected.
My...
Couldn't you just connect the two subs directly using the Y cable?
I don't understand what the Mini DSP would be doing here, other than possibly adding some delay, not that I've ever used one.
I'm fairly certain that the two sub outs on my AVR carry an identical signal.
Ok, I had assumed WiiM would be working on full support for DSD through any available output. Analog, digital, or network.
I think It is already possible to get the WiiM to pass through DSD to a digital output by sending it as DOP and disabling volume control and eq.
Yes, this is certainly true.
The DSD must arrive to the device unaltered, but once received the device will decode and can manipulate the stream with DSP etc.
The question, and whether it makes any difference to the output, is whether the WiiM will handle the DSD decoding in software or using...
Surely this isn't the case?
While I do need to feed bit perfect DSD to my Marantz AVR or SMSL DAC for native playback, I still have volume control of the analog output.
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