Above 96kHz there will be silence.

[Wiimer]

Today, suddenly it happened.

When I'm playing Amazon music on WiiM, certain songs are silenced. Apparently, only 24bit/96KHz and 192kHz tracks cannot be played. But WHA is playing and there is no sound.

I did an audio test for COAX. Yes, there is no sound at 96KHz and 192kHz.

I disconnected the coaxial cable from the Wiim and reinserted it. I tested it again and it sounded fine.

I don't know the cause of this issue, but if you encounter the same symptoms, try the test audio.

 

[Wiimer]

My irrelevant but long lasting experience with this enemy is: Not at all! With my turntables I tried during five decades probably all existing stuff including voodoo. It helped sometimes, but sometimes this devil is at home in details.
Wrong floor material, wrong soles of your shoes, wrong humidity....and it can touch the digital things also. And coffee mills too

You are a fun person, but tell me what I should do now
I don't have a coffee mill in my house. I like tea.

 

[onlyoneme]

@Wiimer
Some things happen just because they can happen. I would postpone thinking on the permanent solution until the issue happens again.

 

[Wiimer]

If I have the same problem again, I will share it with here and the support team.

I am honored to meet so many pal here.
Thank you.

 

[hyperion]

24 bits / 96KHz and above are encoding formats for studio work, not for listening.

16 bits / 48KHz is the best sampling rate you can expect for listening : so called "hires" formats are marketing bullshit and can even downgrade listening quality.

This has been demonstrated and explained in numerous articles and blind tests.