That's not how it should be. Can you delete the database files on the µSD card and then let it scan all again?

honestly, I'm not a fan of -just- OTA updates. there's so many file sharing sites to put your updates on. But Chord has to be special...

I e-mailed Chord regarding the inability to update, and received the following reply:

I finally had some time to sit down and update the Poly to v3.2.4, but the android app (which according to the play store is up to date) tells me i'm up to date with v3.2.1. I've cleared cache, restarted the app, but no luck. EDIT: Also tried directly from the Poly using the pinhole. no luck...

when i say software issue, i mean that the volume on your computer or in the application you're using might be low. They say specifically that the volume remains low when not using the poly.

The Poly can't control the Mojo²'s volume, so unless something actually broke, it should be a software issue

by 'new server' i'm pretty sure they mean that the server address, which has been disignupdate.com, will be changed to another one.(or maybe it's not even that, but just a certificate update?) nothing that would impact you locally.

I've not seen any indication of Chord making another hardcase. If you want a hard case, and have access to a 3D printer, then a cheaper option would be to print this: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/chord-mojo2poly-case

I have e-mailed extreamsd (maker of uapp) about an issue with streaming qobuz via dlna to poly, they said it was under investigation. Please e-mail them with your issue between uapp and the poly as well, so they know there's more people using this combo and hopefully prioritise fixing it.

I think the main issue here is that the Poly is a device and not a developer ;) It's a shame Chord is so hell-bent on keeping their firmware closed-source. As has been shown many many times, opening up your platform to 3rd parties, builds a community (rockbox, linux, Pebble, and other...

I know Airparrot 2 works, see if Airparrot 3 also works: https://www.airsquirrels.com/airparrot/ I believe you can trial the software before buying

I'd recommend airplay above bluetooth. @Daniel Johnston and @Cymruambyth I would say that SBC and AAC are much like mp3 128kbps vs aac 128kbps. same bitrate, but different encoding. AAC is better than SBC for music IMO

I don't understand how people who paid €1000+ for a streamer, then use SBC and say it's good. you could've gotten a FiiO BTR5 and have better bluetooth audio? Of course it remains weird that Chord decided against using anything like LDAC or APT-X HD on a €500+ streamer, but that's a whole...

I don't have an apple device to test it with, however using airplay from Linux, works brilliantly.

Chord says it was never intended to be used with bluetooth audio, and I think it's the worst way to use it. Having said that; the Poly only supports SBC, so no AAC, no apt-x, LDAC et cetera.