Try it again. If it still just shows that, then it would suggest you haven’t enabled Chromecast (or it can’t find it) for that device, and that it will just use Connect. I get that blank display (I.e no choice to make) for my Mini which happily supports Spotify Connect but which can’t offer Chromecast as an option.
This is GREAT news!
It would be better if WiiM actually provided the log section where they found the issue.
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This is an answer that is related to reply #4 although more specific. If you have more logical networks they should have different access point names. You can however have multiple access point names for the same logical network, e.g. for different frequencies (2G, 5G).
Everyone approaches problem-solving in their own way. Logs tend to provide more detailed and concrete information compared to high-level guidance, often offering clearer insights. It works for me to go down the rabbit holes when I need to. This is the information age after all.
So for this problem, you want to see the OP’s logs to verify if the developer has analysed them correctly? I could perhaps see the point of you wanting to see your logs for a problem you have (which you easily can in Android, and with a little effort in iOS) , but wanting to verify the developer’s conclusion of someone else’s issue smacks of hubris to me
I don't think you read what I wrote. Sorry this causes you angst.So for this problem, you want to see the OP’s logs to verify if the developer has analysed them correctly? I could perhaps see the point of you wanting to see your logs for a problem you have (which you easily can in Android, and with a little effort in iOS) , but wanting to verify the developer’s conclusion of someone else’s issue smacks of hubris to me
In that case, please accept my apology if I’ve misinterpreted your intent.
Some of us do know how to read logs and can help interpret for the OP...it all comes from a good place. I like to think that most people on this forum are friendly and community-oriented global neighbours, so thanks for this.
Sorry, I still don't understand to whom you want WiiM to supply the logs of one certain customer without his explicit consent.
Yes. But not in the past 4 days.
And Pro+, Ultra and your phone with WHA all connects to same (new) access point?
Yeah, that would be a sensible thing to try.
Maybe then Geek Squad could explain why my Pro+ does this instantaneously and effortlessly right out of the box, while the Ultra (2 of them) falls on its face.
If you swap the pro+ out and put the Ultra in its place, does that work?
The network vendor don't matter. What matters is that the IP network addresses are on the same subnet?
