thathertz
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It works beautifully actually. I like browsing folders on micro SD. Sound wise, no doubt the best Mojo can do, playing off the micro SD card.
That's great to hear. Thanks!
It works beautifully actually. I like browsing folders on micro SD. Sound wise, no doubt the best Mojo can do, playing off the micro SD card.
Get the OEM case and use a carabiner clip to hook it to your jeans or backpack. This thing is solid and looks great It also fits in my jeans back pocket. SD player is just one of the Poly's talents. Tidal and high bit rate Shoutcast radio stations also sound sensational. The only thing I wish Mojo had is a 4.4 mm port.
I second that! @Matt BartlettI hope Amazon Music HD will be integrated in Gofigure app in next update as it offers FLAC files
None at this moment of time, let us know if you happen to find any. Banking my hopes on GoFigure to come up with it similar to Tidal or QobuzSo I typically use Tidal via BubbleUPnP with the Poly when at home, but I'm now switching over to Amazon Music HD since it's now out and significantly lower in price. Question is, I don't see an Amazon Music option in the BubbleUPnP app. You guys know of any alternate apps on Android that have it?
I second that! @Matt Bartlett
Good morning friends,
I received my Poly yesterday and I am impressed by the quality of the audio reproduced from its SD card.
I am using Mconnect and it is working very well without any difficulty or problem.
I wanted to use GoFigure Quickplay, but although I can create the .m3u playlists, I can't make it work.
I looked here for tips on how to do but I did not find. If you can answer some questions, thank you very much:
- The structure of my SD card is: / artist / album / songs
- Should I put m3u files in the root of the SD card or inside the folders?
- In the m3u file which path should I describe for each song?
If anyone can post here an example of how it should be done thank you very much.
They should definitely be at the root.
Do you have a Mac? If so Cantata does a lovely job of creating them.
Do you have iOS? If so MPDPlayer also does the same.
Both create them in the right place.
Just wanted to say I gave up on BubbleUPNP as I've found it buggy, slow and pretty annoying to use. Switched to Hi-Fi Cast and couldn't be happier. SHOUTcast radio stations have never been easier to use. Tidal working sweet, too. Rock solid playback while using my S10 5G as a hotspot and the Poly as playback device and as server for Tidal.