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WiiM Pro Q&As
- Author WiiM Team
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Currently, there is less than 10 ms delay (that you can't observe normally) with the Line In analog interface. There're around 50ms from its SPDIF input that we'll optimize and update the device firmware in couple weeks. As of now, we suggest you connect your TV via the Line In.
No, it only support one of these two digital outputs at a time. You can select the output from the WiiM Home App.
Yes, if your vinyl recorder has the SPDIF output, you can connect it to the WiiM Pro via its SPDIF input. You can transmit the CD source to other WiiM devices wirelessly to play or play it directly through the digital (SPDIF, Coaxial) or analog (Line out) output on the same WiiM Pro.
The on-device microphone is used to measure the entire audio path latency automatically when it's connected with the receiver or speaker. The latency value will then be used to maintain the perfect audio synchronization in the multi-room audio playback with HomePod, Echo, Google Home or other WiiM devices.
Please find the detailed comparion chart from this link - https://wiimhome.com/WiiMPro/Overview Scroll to the bottom
Yes, you can enable the auto-detection option of audio input including both digital and analog inputs.
Youtube music is only supported via the Chromecast and AirPlay 2. It hasn't been integrated into the WiiM Home App yet. When you stream Youtube music with Chromecast, it supports hi-res audio and provides the bit perfect audio output so that you can get the best possible audio quality.
Yes, WiiM Pro can be served as the bluetooth receiver and transmitter. If you have multiple WiiM Pros or Minis, you're able to play your bluetooth audio to a group of devices simultaneously.
Yes, you can enable the auto-detection option of audio input to using the SPDIF with TV automatically. It'll be available by the end of Dec.
You can connect the optical input of WiiM Pro from another audio source such as Vinyl player, TV or PC and transmit it to another WiiM attached speakers via WiFi or Ethernet as long as they stay in the same network. Since the audio is transmitted digitally and the best audio quality is preserved. Regarding the use of optical out, you can connect WiiM Pro to your DAC, AMP or powered speaker via this interface and use the WiiM Pro as your primary media source. Again, it's able to stream the Hi-Res audio up to 192 kHz/24-bit.