Recent content by goodmore

If you incorporate an input source selection we could basically do it all.

I have a fiestick, firecube, and a new but cheap Insignia Fire TV. The app works well on all of them. The lyrics sometimes are a line behind, but that happens with the Amazon app as well. The WiiM home app is all I use now.

Had the Amp Pro for quite some time now. I have used the remote maybe twice. My phone gives my old brain visual help.

Spending $$$ on hardware to make terrible recordings sound better.

I rescanned the drive about a week ago, and then created the playlists. No big deal. I was going to change a few songs anyways. The thought of exporting a playlist to documents on my phone occurred to me. Like a CSV file?

During the update to my WiiM Pro or the update to the Home App I lost my 2 playlists. The playlists were created from Music on my WiiM Pro Amp usb connection.

Yes...I tried to go cheap and actually cost myself more money. I'm 63 and still learn things the hard way.

I went with SSD because I kept having errors on the thumb drives i was buying.

Well he's 79 years old. Hes on his third wife married to Daryl Hannah. He's worth 200 million. I would say he does what he wants to do. He always has. He has walked out on recording sessions. He has walked out in the middle of tours. Neil has his unique way of thinking. I like his music.

I'm a fan of 70s and 80s rock. So many of those recordings are just bad. You can use room correction. You can use a graphic equalizer. You can upsample. But when you are listening to your music and a bad recording follows a track from another artist that sounded great you instantly know it...

Bought one of these in Hanau Germany (Pioneer Kaserne) in 1980 while I was in the Army. I paired it with a pair of Bose 901s. It was one heavy (43 lbs) heat generating receiver. The SAE added more power than I needed. I forget the turntable I had, but I was a happy GI.

The sub needs to match your speakers. Basically if you have small speakers you do not want a massive sub.

Comfort is just as important as the sound.

It's been a while. I remember having to browse to Alexa in the WiiM app where you choose your music source and enabling it.

Why are some updates silent and some you get the prompt?