The latest update on amp has this sub latency adjustment, can someone post the image what the setting look like?
Has anyone actually got this? As I’ve already said I don’t think the mention of that in the beta website was anything other than an example. It’ll come I’m sure but there’s no firmware available that has it from what I see.
It’s available on latest official firmware.
It's in the official firmware but not the beta? How does that make any sense?
How do you know that?
Look at release note baby boy.
You see baby boy the beta is behind in term of release date. Now is that make sense?
Yes, I’m on beta on amp and want to get the official so I can get the latency adjustment. There’s no button to opt it out.
How do you know what to set it to?
I can’t answer that since I don’t have it.
Just because firmware 5.0.617255 is generally available doesn't mean, everyone who's not on the beta programme already has it.
forum.wiimhome.com
If you don't have measuring equipment the simple rule of thumb is: Whatever setting gives the highest SPL (read: loudness) around the crossover frequency is the right setting. Chances are, 0 ms (no delay at all) might be the best setting anyway.
I requested to remove the whitelist from the feedback and installed the official firmware.
Just because firmware 5.0.617255 is generally available doesn't mean, everyone who's not on the beta programme already has it.
Remember:
Firmware v.5.0.611442 released
If you don't have measuring equipment the simple rule of thumb is: Whatever setting gives the highest SPL (read: loudness) around the crossover frequency is the right setting. Chances are, 0 ms (no delay at all) might be the best setting anyway.
If your sub is performing some digital signal processing on its own then it most likely imposes some delay. The manufacturer of the sub should be able to specify this number in ms. There is no way to reduce this delay. Period. Choosing in the WiiM Home app will actually add a delay to the main speakers output to compensate for the delay of the sub. Negative numbers for subwoofer delay will actually add a delay to the mains output.
Only if your subwoofer does not impose a (noticeable) delay and it is placed further away from your main listening position than your main speakers you will have to go with a positive number in the delay settings for the sub.
