Gscott
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It's working correctly!
No MQA after last update
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Brava210
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I would therefore assume the App update has caused these issues then?
The old App I downloaded has these options
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Gscott
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You would be correct. Thank you for the information about the app. If I didn't have Tidal on my laptop, I would roll back to the version you're using.
Brava210
Senior Member
I assume Wiim are aware of this issue?
Gscott
Active member
Yes. But the problem was not resolved. WiiM sent me an email stating that when they checked the debug log, it showed 96/16 for the coax resolution and I should set it to 192/24. When I checked, the coax output was already set to 192/24. Don't think that's the issue. I did let them know.
Yeah, it was just a bit of idle chit chat.
Apologies if you thought it didn't help you find a "resolution"
Thought I'd post something that *might* be useful...
As noted, the options in WHA have changed.
Seems to me there are just 3 combinations now.
1. Mqa beta: off
2. Mqa beta: on, mqa capabilities: no mqa
3. Mqa beta: on, mqa capabilities: mqa
Maybe wiim need to clarify exactly what each combination does.
But here's one possible, hopefully logical, answer.
1. If everything else is set up to allow bit perfect, then surely this would mean an mqa-able signal is going to the dac? i.e. if the dac is a decoder, or decoder and renderer, then it could do so with this signal?
2. Wiim does the first unfold (decode), and that's it. Post processing, such as EQ, could still be done before output.
3. Choosing this says it will change the settings to enable bit perfect, except for max output resolution. The only thing that makes sense to me is that this is effectively stating that the dac is a renderer, so wiim does a decode and it automatically sets up the other settings to present that as bit perfect to the dac, i.e. no post processing.
Now, if only I leant the other way and had Tidal hifi plus to test any of this...
As noted, the options in WHA have changed.
Seems to me there are just 3 combinations now.
1. Mqa beta: off
2. Mqa beta: on, mqa capabilities: no mqa
3. Mqa beta: on, mqa capabilities: mqa
Maybe wiim need to clarify exactly what each combination does.
But here's one possible, hopefully logical, answer.
1. If everything else is set up to allow bit perfect, then surely this would mean an mqa-able signal is going to the dac? i.e. if the dac is a decoder, or decoder and renderer, then it could do so with this signal?
2. Wiim does the first unfold (decode), and that's it. Post processing, such as EQ, could still be done before output.
3. Choosing this says it will change the settings to enable bit perfect, except for max output resolution. The only thing that makes sense to me is that this is effectively stating that the dac is a renderer, so wiim does a decode and it automatically sets up the other settings to present that as bit perfect to the dac, i.e. no post processing.
Now, if only I leant the other way and had Tidal hifi plus to test any of this...
Gscott
Active member
No worries!Yeah, it was just a bit of idle chit chat.
Apologies if you thought it didn't help you find a "resolution"
Gscott
Active member
Possibly. But Brava210 had the same issues until she rolled back to the previous app version.
How do you go back previous version?
Gscott
Active member
Brava210 said she deleted the present version then download the version dated Jan 23.
Brava210
Senior Member
Download WiiM Home 2.3.7.230116 Android APK File
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Brava210
Senior Member
This works for me
Nothing new. It was like that since the beginning.
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