WiiM Home App v3.3.8 Update – Sep 30, 2025

Please review the app update release notes below. If you encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to us.

* The iOS app is available on the App Store, while the Android app is currently under review by Google Play.

What’s New:

1. FAQ Access:
Quickly access help articles on key features such as EQ, RoomFit™, and Subwoofer setup from their feature pages.

Bug Fixes:

1. Room Correction:

- Refined the tuning algorithm to deliver results based on the full frequency range.
- [Android] Improved layout compatibility for foldable phones.
3. [iOS] Preset: Fixed an occasional crash issue when using Presets.
4. [iOS] Mac App with Apple Silicon (M-Series): Fixed an issue where the app incorrectly displayed a “No Wi-Fi” message when connected via Ethernet.
5. General Performance: Stability improvements and behind-the-scenes optimizations.
 
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Refined the tuning algorithm to deliver results based on the full frequency range.
What does that mean? Does it disregard the frequency range I select or how/where does it differ from the previous version?
 
What does that mean? Does it disregard the frequency range I select or how/where does it differ from the previous version?
I would need to reconnect my WiiM to test this, but likely this is a fix for their original, erroneous method of applying, "Cut-only," mode where the entire target curve would simply slide down so that the highest portion was below the reference level, completely disregarding the actual frequency range for the correction. The right way to do it is so that only filter adjustment values below zero would be generated.

-Ed
 
What does that mean? Does it disregard the frequency range I select or how/where does it differ from the previous version?
I think it means the target level is set based on the full frequency range but the corrections only cover the selected frequency range. Previously it was only considering the selected range and disregarding everything else meaning the target level was often inappropriate.
 
I think it means the target level is set based on the full frequency range but the corrections only cover the selected frequency range. Previously it was only considering the selected range and disregarding everything else meaning the target level was often inappropriate.
Looks like this is the fix that we are waiting for right? I'll re-measure my unit tonight if time permits and will post the result here.
 
I would need to reconnect my WiiM to test this, but likely this is a fix for their original, erroneous method of applying, "Cut-only," mode where the entire target curve would simply slide down so that the highest portion was below the reference level, completely disregarding the actual frequency range for the correction. The right way to do it is so that only filter adjustment values below zero would be generated.

-Ed
I think that fix is the problem found out by @slartibartfast:

 
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