Recent content by Mike in NY

I do with pCP, including one with a display, though I'd still like the Ultra to offer passthrough anyway.

This could still be a feature for certain settings combinations whereby no volume control is in use, and no DSP for room correction etc... There are some users who simply connect the Ultra to a native DSD compatible DAC via USB, it shouldn't be an impossibility to allow DSD passthrough assuming...

I don't understand this, I use Ethernet as the source input. Do I need to toggle both that and the volume control?

+1, same behavior with my Ultra. I'm using fixed line out (no volume control).

It sure would be nice if WiiM communicated about this issue right here as opposed to Facebook. Many folks including myself will have nothing to do with Facebook ever, I can't stand when companies assume that each and every person on Earth follows them on Facebook and so obviously that's the...

I know, I was just seeing since TestFlight itself does install on macOS, perhaps I could run the Qobuz beta that way, but you can't. I still don't know what happened yesterday with the production version of Qobuz installing a 2nd time instead of the beta app, but I deleted what was showing in...

So strange, now TestFlight seems not to want to allow this test on macOS at all:

Very interesting, I am going to do the same and try to redownload the desktop beta app. Even though it asked for permissions etc, I see that my original Qobuz app and "Qobuz 2" are the exact same version, so I don't actually have the beta app on my desktop. It's icon shows the word beta on...

In using TestFlight to download and install the beta apps, both the MacBook Air and iPad asked if I wanted to grant the app permission to discover and communicate with devices on my network, which I did. Oddly when I look in the Privacy & Security settings on the MacBook Air, the Qobuz beta app...

Absolutely, and this is puzzling considering the Post #136 by @azoriusmage in this thread having success in bouncing a stream between his iOS device and desktop.

Yes they are, and they do see each other using AirPlay for example, as well as they both see and can control my instance of LMS that runs on Raspberry Pi connected to the same network via Ethernet, and both can control my Ultra though their own instances of the WiiM Home app.

I too have the beta installed on fully updated iOS and macOS, but the devices do not see each other as available QC endpoints. Also not seeing the WiiM Ultra but no surprise there as the firmware has yet to update. Feedback sent via TestFlight.

The Qobuz invite email has an image of an Eversolo DMP-6 in it, so it looks like there is parallel testing going on for both WiiM and Eversolo devices at this time. Neither WiiM nor Qobuz have asked me for the MAC address or S/N of a DAC (almost no DACs even have a MAC address) or any other...

I did get the TestFlight email this morning at 10:15am, I filled out the Qobuz form last night after I got home from work. I didn't like the fact Qobuz wanted my unit's serial number, I don't see why Qobuz needs that when they are already getting the unit's MAC address, and I agree there should...

Now it's Friday Dec. 13th and nothing further on this, typical Qobuz.