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I cannot see this being mentioned previously but when bring up a list of speakers and click on the three dots next to my Wiim I get a choice of Spotify Connect or Chromecast. Android app version 9.0.84.1340 and I use a Spotify Free account

Some of us are old enough to remember much earlier versions

As the TV is the common factor have you checked what the sound settings on your TV can do ? LG TVs do have an Auto Volume setting but whether it will help in your case I don't know

Have you reported it to Wiim as a bug ? From what you describe its probable that the earbuds are sending a Bluetooth AVRCP command saying they are awake and ready to receive to the last paired device (the Wiim). The Wiim is executing that command regardless of the current Wiim input. Whether the...

@RyanWithWiiM I know that the Windows and Mac OS apps are still Beta but it would be good if there was an announcement on the forum when new Beta releases are avaiable from the website. At the moment we have to stumble upon them Thanks

But it also gives you a local player

So you are on a beta firmware. Update to current firmware and let us know

Firmware of the Wiim Pro Plus ?

@Human What Wiim device do you have and what is the firmware version ?

what if you split a streamer output, could it not feed multiple amps ?

Hi hgo58, A thought on a workaround that negates physically disconnecting the cable. I know very little about HDMI but what if you connected the TV to an HDMI switch that supported ARC ? TV => switch input switch output 1 => Wiim switch output 2 => nothing if set to output 2 would the TV...

I cannot recall seeing any battery powered speakers that support wifi. They are typically just Bluetooth Two thoughts : 1. Avantree sell wifi transmission/receiver devices. They are primaily aimed at headphones but could equally work with a speaker with aux input. You would not be able to manage...

Have you posted on the VM forum about this ? I have never found the forum that great in terms of help but it is monitored by VM

An ISP or website can blacklist IP addresses if they detect suspicious activity/data traffic originating from that IP address. ISPs can also monitor your network settings and look for known vulnerabilities, enabling UPnP. Typically they will warn before banning or blacklisting.

Banks do blacklist IP addresses or ranges of addresses or ( or more likely whitelist addresses) so if your ISP has made changes that may indeed be the cause.