independent volume control on outputs

[Esque]

Would it be possible to setup different outputs simultaneously?

Lets say I want the Coax/Toslink out to be fixed volume. Unaltered pass through. However I want the analog out to be volume controlled by the Wiim.

 

[Burnside]

No. WiiM devices don't support multiple outputs simultaneously

 

[Mr Ee]

Although the first post says 'simultaneously', the title and request doesn't imply that both outputs need to be active at the same time to me.
100% volume is the same as Fixed, at least according to my RME dac's bit perfect test.
So my answer is yes, you can have 'unaltered pass through' on one output and volume control on another without having to toggle that volume setting, and you could use presets with custom volumes to switch.

 

[DHS]

Sorry, I am newbe here, perhaps wrong place… Is this anyone elses feature request? I would like to have simultaneous multiple signal outputs on Wiim Ultra. Example: I wish to have signal output on line out (to speakers) and simultaneously optical and/or coaxial output (to ext. DAC). Additional simultaneous bluetooth output for driving bluetooth headphones would also be a nice feature, regardless of latency on bluetooth. Does anybody at the WiiM developer team know if this kind of signal routing would be possible to implement by firmware update? Thank you!

 

[Burnside]

Sorry, I am newbe here, perhaps wrong place… Is this anyone elses feature request? I would like to have simultaneous multiple signal outputs on Wiim Ultra. Example: I wish to have signal output on line out (to speakers) and simultaneously optical and/or coaxial output (to ext. DAC). Additional simultaneous bluetooth output for driving bluetooth headphones would also be a nice feature, regardless of latency on bluetooth. Does anybody at the WiiM developer team know if this kind of signal routing would be possible to implement by firmware update? Thank you!

This has been asked for many times, right from when the WiiM Mini first came out. It’s been suggested that the hardware design can’t support this otherwise a firmware update might well have provided such a feature.

 

[DHS]

@Burnside: Thank you! Sorry for asking, but I did not find this subject in this forum yet.

 

[Burnside]

@Burnside: Thank you! Sorry for asking, but I did not find this subject in this forum yet.

Comment #2 above answered it