Agreed, not ideal but also not that hard. 3.5 MM to 2 3.5MM splitters are pretty common. Then just 2 3.5 mm to RCA cables.First, you need a suitable splitter, of course. The WiiM Mini has a 3.5 mm TRRS jack, no RCA outputs, so you need something that gets you from 3.5 mm to two stereo pairs of RCA plugs. This is rarely found in a single cable. You'll probably need to connect multiple cables, which is not ideal.
It was, as you surmised - exactly what I meant. Not an ideal scenario at all.I didn't intend to say it's impossible, just shedding some light on what "sort of works" could mean.![]()
But without a tape out, maybe the best available.It was, as you surmised - exactly what I meant. Not an ideal scenario at all.
Daisy chaining via a tape-out would (I think) be an all round better solution.
It might be a hardware/design issue with WiiM devices that they don’t support multiple live outputsSlightly off topic but there were calls some time ago for all outputs to be live simultaneously - not sure where that ever went?
All the original Squeezebox players that had analog, optical and coax outputs had all of them live at the same time - it was (is) very useful.
Probably it's rather a software issue, with not enough CPU power to handle it.It might be a hardware/design issue with WiiM devices that they don’t support multiple live outputs