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Have you tried a normal USB key? If that works then it's definitely some interaction with the other drive (as support stated).

I don't think NTFS permissions are a concern on Linux are they as they're not implemented by the filesystem? In this scenario (an unknown drive) they'll be determined by the mount options. Just trying to keep the myriad of potential issues - including many out of our control - to a minimum.

I don't have an Amp, but doesn't it write its database files to the root of the attached storage? If on removal there's nothing there then I doubt it's even started indexing (no access). Have you tried a standard USB key?

I'm on the same firmware and it's working for me. There aren't any Squeezelite settings in the WiiM app, the interface is always active.

The app is responsible for discovery and initiating the "cast", but not for the delivery of the audio itself. Normally a UPnP speaker would connect directly to a UPnP server to get the media, but it likely doesn't have the ability to authenticate to Qobuz (or any other online service) so the...

At least our hopes/expectations are aligned, although it does preclude having the WiiM devices on an iot subnet - unless all your UPnP speakers and phone are too. If the WiiM Mini isn't even capable of acting as a basic DLNA server, that does make me think that 'Native Plex Integration' is a...

Do you know any specifics of the proposed implementation? Given it's not available on the Mini, I assume it means you'll be able to cast from any of WiiM's sources and the hardware will act as a relay.

The Mini's aren't supported natively (as squeezelite players) so couldn't be part of an LMS sync group.

In the Google Home app you can create groups that contain WiiMs (except the Mini) and other Google Cast devices, but you can't play to that group from the WiiM Home app itself i.e. Spotify, and any of the hundreds of apps on Android that support Google Cast (including PlexAmp) can play to the...

Ok with that in mind. Correct As @Brantome stated, whilst the Pro/Pro Plus is a Google cast endpoint the WiiM Home app isn't Google cast compatible so it can't be used to cast to a Google cast device/group. If you enable DLNA in Plex then the WiiM Home app can browse your Plex library, but...

Are you looking to get rid of your Sonos devices? The reason I ask is because I don't think there's an analog/digital input on the Play 1's, so you'd need to replace them with a WiiM Mini/Pro and an active speaker. Have you tried a UPnP solution? I have a couple of Play 1's and use MinimServer...

Looks like it's been stripped of anything useful. The reply from MiniDLNA includes the base version number: <modelName>Windows Media Connect compatible (MiniDLNA)</modelName> <modelNumber>1.3.3</modelNumber>

It might help to identify issues if we knew what version of MiniDLNA was installed - assuming WiiM haven't modified the http://wiimampip:8200/rootDesc.xml

It did sound like an internet access issue as device discovery and AirPlay are both local protocols (for the WiiM). Glad you got it resolved.

Can you play from Tidal in the WiiM app? This will test device discovery and internet access. Unplug one and see if the device is still listed as a target (to rule out caching of device list).