Recent content by jhnpennington1

Thank you for your help, I've just realised that myself and applied.

I have the latest Beta software on my Wiim Pro (updated today) and have been trying to access Qobuz Connect, but, despite multiple restarts of devices, I am not seeing the Qobuz Connect option in the Qobuz app. All I see is the Chromecast option that has always been there. I am using an Android...

There must be something obvious I’m missing, but I don’t get the local network option.

I’ve attached a screenshot. The Sounds App isn’t listed under Local Network.

This is frustrating. I’ve rebooted everything, and deleted and reinstalled the app and the message I get is “Available Chromecast devices will appear here”.

All permissions enabled, Chromecast visible for Qobuz and Tidal apps on iPhone, but not for BBC Sounds. Chromecast visible for BBC Sounds on Android, but not an option on iPhone. Only option is Airplay.

I selected 192khz and heard the tune. I'm pretty certain that until recently, you didn't need to scroll down to the unseen selection of 16 or 24 bit.

Solved it! Underneath the choice of 192khz there is now an option to choose 16 or 24 bit. I selected 24 bit now all is well. I swear that option didn't used used to be there and you can't even see it until you scroll down.

Downloaded file playing at 192khz

Will try this, thanks.

Hi, the Wiim app says that 192khz is enabled. The Qobuz portion of the Wiim app says streaming is set to 192khz and I had it working on hi res a couple of months ago but haven't used it in a while. I set everything up like before,but it's stubbornly stuck on 44khz. I don't have any other hi res...

Done that too.I got a message in the app saying that my future plays would be in hi res, but they're not. Possibly give it a few hours? I've already rebooted the mini.

I am having the above issue. I have selected Hi-Res streaming in both the Wiim app and in Qobuz, but my DAC is still reporting 44.1 kHz on Hi-Res streams.