iOS WiiM Home App v3.1.9 & Android v3.1.8 Update – Apr 5, 2025

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Please review the app update release notes below. If you encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to us.

App Release Version
  • iOS: 3.1.9
  • Android: 3.1.8
What's New:
  1. Separate Room Correction and EQ (Beta): Room Correction and EQ are now separated, offering more flexibility to tailor your listening experience (requires the upcoming beta firmware update). Learn More >
  2. Vibelink Integration: Added support for Vibelink OTA and power control (on/off) for Vibelink.
  3. Room Correction Enhancements: Added support for independent Left/Right channel room correction with subwoofer. Introduced separate controls for adjusting Min Gain and Max Gain during room correction.
  4. New App Icon: The app now features a refreshed icon for display.
  5. End-of-Track Option for Sleep Timer: Automatically pause playback at the end of a track (requires upcoming firmware update).
  6. Input Management: Customize inputs for quick switching and selection.

Bug Fixes:
  1. [Android] ]Playback Seek Fix: Resolved an issue where seeking to the beginning of a track was not functioning properly.
  2. Performance: General optimizations and stability improvements.
 
Thank you. All my devices, both Android and iOS, have successfully updated to the new versions. Love the refreshed icon!
 
Congrats, you've managed to paint the logo black.

However, it's still showing up incorrectly compared to other apps in Android 16.
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Is there a trick to getting the Vibelink to show up as a new device for the power control feature? The iOS app version running on my iPad can see the vibelink (and remotely power it on). Android version on my phone cannot.
 
Is there a trick to getting the Vibelink to show up as a new device for the power control feature? The iOS app version running on my iPad can see the vibelink (and remotely power it on). Android version on my phone cannot.
Android v3.1.18.250403.611980 shows it ok for me
 
Is there a trick to getting the Vibelink to show up as a new device for the power control feature? The iOS app version running on my iPad can see the vibelink (and remotely power it on). Android version on my phone cannot.
I think you can only have it paired with one device at a time, as it is using Bluetooth. If you turn off Bluetooth on your iPad, you should then be able to pair the Vibelink with your Android phone.
 
Very nice update, ideal icon. Just need widget to be perfect app. But this update doesn’t help me — qobuz playlists do not add or delete. I press add playlist or remove and nothing happens. But if I do it in qobuz app, they show in wiim home app
 
So actually "min gain" is maximum negative gain and "max gain" is maximum positive gain?
Also the range is -12 to -0,5 db and 0,5 to 12 db. Is to possible to make to zero db for both settings?
 
So actually "min gain" is maximum negative gain and "max gain" is maximum positive gain?
Also the range is -12 to -0,5 db and 0,5 to 12 db. Is to possible to make to zero db for both settings?
Yes.
If you set both to 0, I don't think anything will be corrected.
 
I was just beginning to learn how to set it before the update. I just got som very weird resaults setting it to 05 and -12. Any ideas how to set it? Previous recommendation I got when you only had one option was to set it to 12.
 
Here is the results I got setting them both to ther lowest value. Does not sound right to me.
 

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Here is the results I got setting them both to ther lowest value. Does not sound right to me.
Which speakers do you have and how far from the wall are they? The measured frequency response is well below the target curve at low frequencies so limiting the positive gain to 0.5dB means the target curve cannot be reached.
 
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