Nothing yesterday so I’ll check again today after work. At least you got it so I’ll have to be a little more patient
For a firmware update? I’ve never gotten a prompt. I’ve always had to manual push for firmware updates.
I’ll double check when I get home.
How can I check this? I’m all Apple at the house. I don’t really cast anything google related.
Probably doesn't apply then. You could check the Googlecast version from the Google Home app, device settings, device information.
forum.wiimhome.com
Probably right. Either way I’ll double when I get home. Thanks
Is that the beta for Automatic Timing?
I have no idea. I thought that feature was off beta. If I was on beta I should be able to move off of it, right?
If you want to get back to the regular firmware track and the firmware version does not show the term "beta" in the device information, just send feedback to WiiM from the "More" tab (previously named Settings).
Do you know if the most current firmware has removed the Automatic timing for the sub?
the amp doesn’t include that feature yet but amp pro has it.
I don't see this option anywhere in the subwoofer settings.
Do you have this option under subwoofer? Sorry for any confusion but I assume this is Automatic Timing or am I incorrect?
That's it and no, I don't have it. I just have the manual adjustment.
Cool thanks. I think I’ll stay on this version for now. Everything sounds great so far. But i honestly thought this feature was the normal firmware.
Presumably it will be added to the amp firmware soon. It doesn't really matter anyway. If you look in the manual settings you will see the delay that automatic sync cam up with. That won't change if you update the firmware. The automatic timing also doesn't optimise the response at the crossover frequency anyway so you still need to tweak it but everyone seems to be ignoring this fact and think WiiM's automatic timing magically finds the optimum setting. It doesn't.
Yeah I definitely had to make a couple tweaks to the crossover afterwards. But for free software I think it yields good results. I’m not expecting it to be as good as my Neumann M1 calibration software that I have in my studio.
