AirPlay won’t disconnect

[Gregh]

AirPlay won’t disconnect.
If I stream music off an app (Pandora in this case) on my phone by AirPlay, I have trouble when I try to switch to opening an app to stream through the WiiM app. When close the app on my phone that is using AirPlay and try to start the new session in the WiiM app, it will only turn on about a second then the selected device (ProPlus) reverts back to trying to pick up a source from AirPlay even though the streaming app has been closed so there is no signal to play.
When it happened last night, I rebooted the pro plus to correct the issue but I’m still not sure if it was device, WiiM app or airplay signal on phone causing issue.
Anyone run across this? Most efficient way to determine cause?

Also, as a general question; is there a best way to end a listening session that disconnects WiiM From previous music source, instead of basically being on pause until next time I return to WiiM?

 

[rubato]

What I do is to pull up Settings for the controlling WiiM device in the group and switch Audio Input to Line In or Optical In, and then back to Ethernet (or Wifi, depending). At that point the WHA should show No Music Selected. You can also do this from the Browse tab, but my habits are already set. If that doesn't do the trick, try switching the sound output on your phone from AirPlay back to your iPhone (I have an iPad and assume the iPhone interface is similar).

 

[Gregh]

What I do is to pull up Settings for the controlling WiiM device in the group and switch Audio Input to Line In or Optical In, and then back to Ethernet (or Wifi, depending). At that point the WHA should show No Music Selected. You can also do this from the Browse tab, but my habits are already set. If that doesn't do the trick, try switching the sound output on your phone from AirPlay back to your iPhone (I have an iPad and assume the iPhone interface is similar).

Thanks. I’ll try first making sure I switch on my iPhone from AirPlay back to phone. Since I don’t have trouble switching off other sources, it makes sense that leaving the phone set to AirPlay could allow it to force itself into WiiM.