Again, I'm slightly confused...Ok. That’s helpful Thanks. It is ridiculous that I could not connect to my Samsung Wiim Pro after spending a lot of time trying and then delted app to get around that and now I have lost all my searches. This is really, really not good. I had a Wiim mini before on my Samsung tablet and all my searches were there but although I did everything that Wiim told me to do the App would not connect to streamer. Now I will have to go through an amazingly long list to get everything back . I am not at all happy with Wiim at this point.
tbh, I'm surprised that searches on different phones/tablets synched across them, as I thought searches were app based rather than wiim device based, hence why uninstalling the wiim app clears them.It’s simple. I keep all my searches on my Wiim app. Then because my Samsung tablet refused to connect to my Wiim Pro I delteted the app and downloaded it again and all my recent searches have gone. I assumed that the Wiim app on my iPhone would synchronise with the Samsung Wiim app and have all the searches in place. Pathetically it does not, which has taken up a lot of the day and now I will have to replicate every search again.
Are you referring to recent searches on this screen?It’s simple. I keep all my searches on my Wiim app. Then because my Samsung tablet refused to connect to my Wiim Pro I delteted the app and downloaded it again and all my recent searches have gone. I assumed that the Wiim app on my iPhone would synchronise with the Samsung Wiim app and have all the searches in place. Pathetically it does not, which has taken up a lot of the day and now I will have to replicate every search again.
I always stream Amazon music through Wiim as I never want anything to do with Alexa and I stream via wifi on iPhone or Samsung tablet. Wiim has its own app and that’s why I believe as both devices are in my name it should synchronise all the searches on both devices.tbh, I'm surprised that searches on different phones/tablets synched across them, as I thought searches were app based rather than wiim device based, hence why uninstalling the wiim app clears them.
Do amazon app searches persist within amazon itself?
Is it worth trying to use the amazon app rather than the wiim app?
Otherwise... have fun
Ok, but alexacast, despite its name, is not Alexa.M
I always stream Amazon music through Wiim as I never want anything to do with Alexa and I stream via wifi on iPhone or Samsung tablet. Wiim has its own app and that’s why I believe as both devices are in my name it should synchronise all the searches on both devices.
Ok, but it’s all working now except that I have list all my recent searches.Ok, but alexacast, despite its name, is not Alexa.
As far as I remember (I don't use amazon music anymore) you don't need to enable alexa on the wiim, just 'register' the wiim with your amazon account in the amazon music entry in music services.
Then, in the amazon app, you should see the wiim as a 'round' cast device. (A 'square' cast icon is chromecast.)
They’re not “in your name” - WiiM devices don’t have an account structure so there’s no relation between one device and another. Searches are app specific, so if you delete the app or clear its cache, you clear the searches list.M
I always stream Amazon music through Wiim as I never want anything to do with Alexa and I stream via wifi on iPhone or Samsung tablet. Wiim has its own app and that’s why I believe as both devices are in my name it should synchronise all the searches on both devices.
Well, when I had my Wiim Mini all of my searches were on both my iPhone and my Samsung tablet. All of the problems that I have experienced have been with the Wiim Pro otherwise I would never have deleted the Wiim App on my Samsung tablet. It simply would not connect despite rebooting my router lots of times and doing everything requested by the Wiim interface so, I am pretty hacked off with the result. So, I see no reason why the App does not cross reference with my iPhone Wiim App. It does not make sense that this does not happen automatically.They’re not “in your name” - WiiM devices don’t have an account structure so there’s no relation between one device and another. Searches are app specific, so if you delete the app or clear its cache, you clear the searches list.
In the WiiM Home app on the Browse page for your Mini, choose Amazon Alexa and enter your Amazon credentials. This enables AlexaCastOkay, please be patient.
I have both the WiiM app and Amazon Music app on my iPhone and Fire tablet.
I find the Amazon Music app easier to use, but still want to use EQ features on the WiiM Mini.
In Janet and John language, what do I need to do to use the Amazon app on the iPhone and Fire tablet to cast to the WiiM Mini.
Please and thank you.
In the WiiM Home app on the Browse page for your Mini, choose Amazon Alexa and enter your Amazon credentials. This enables AlexaCast
In the Amazon Music app on your phone or tablet, start playing some music then on the Now Playing page, select the rectangular cast icon underneath the play bar and from the list presented choose your WiiM Mini - it should have a round casting icon.
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Bloody excellent, works a treat.
Well known issue with the amazon music app on all platforms. It’s a while since I cabled my iPad or android phone directly into my amp, but if I recall they suffered the same fate as does my fire tv cube plugged into my amp over hdmi.One great benefit, and I think I’d forgotten about this.
My DAC now shows the correct sample rate for each track. When I streamed via my PC Amazon Music output everything at 192kHz; it’s now bit perfect.