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Hi,
You need a USB stick to plug into the back of the hub.
Instructions are here: https://system-audio.com/new-software-updates-for-silverback-and-stereo-hub/
If not I would suggest resetting the hub (making it forget the speakers) and pairing again.
I believe it should assign each channel to a separate speaker by itself
Hello
Even with last update the problem still here
From AS , I ve answer that from them the channel is selected on the speaker, and from BO it's done on the streamer (TV or other)
Definitively not compatible for now. Maybe in a few time
I have been doing some research.
I looks to me WISA Left/Right channel selection is based on the speakers MAC address and can hence be changed.
You might be unlucky that both of your speakers are assigned to the same channel. However, it seems this can be changed. B&O will be able to change this or you can yourself.
This manual might be a good place to start: https://www.primare.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/WiSA-User-Guide-Update-2.pdf
Hi there,
Any update regarding the connectivity between your B&O speakers and the Stereo Hub. Also curious how to tackle the cross-over between the 18 and 19 with the stereo hub.
Cheers.
Hello all. Bouncing on this to see if there are any further experiences. Thanks
HiHad the same issue with my BL17s. Here is what I did:* Reset the hub with a pin by pressing the reset button on the back.* Reset the RIGHT speaker by pressing the reset button till you get a flashing green light (if the BL18 works like the BL17…) AND unplug it from the main. Leave it unplugged.* Reset the LEFT speaker by pressing the reset button till you get a flashing green light. AND unplug it from the main. Leave it unplugged.* Start configuring the hub: pair the remote and start the Chromecast process until it ask if you heard the sound.* Plug only the LEFT speaker to the main, and immediately press shortly the pairing button on the hub. Wait a few seconds for the process to finish. Unplug the speaker from the main.* Plug only the RIGHT speaker to the main, and immediately press shortly the pairing button on the hub. Wait a few seconds for the process to finish.* Plug the LEFT speaker to the main.* Press “try again” in the Google Home app in order to hear the test sound. If your hear nothing, restart the app and try again to configure the hub (not the pairing process !)Hope this helps.The problem is that they both play right channel
You’re right…For now, this wisa standard, doesn't seems to be as easy as it's said....
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