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I would only use Poly as an SD-card player. (It's a shame Chord didn't make an SD-card player module by itself. They were planning to make many individual modules, to do different jobs with Mojo, like SD-card, BT. Then instead they went all out on the Poly instead. It means folk like me have to pay for all that tech we will never use.)
I suspected I would have to enable wifi on my router temporarily to update Poly, which is what I asked.
Fair enough. I should say that in order to make just an SD card player then we would still have needed some sort of wireless connection for control. WiFi is still the best way of doing this when you have very large numbers of tracks stored on an SD card. Our only other option would have been to add buttons and a display which would have added a different layer of complexity. I accept in your case you don't need everything that Poly has to offer but it does give it a lot of flexibility that many people have found they didn't think they would need until they started using it.
Now it's working on wifi! But only for internet radio, and only partially: gofigure wont let me add (or listen to) any new radio station urls. Anyone know how to do this, as nothing happens when I click the "add station" button, after entering correct url and station name...
I also have this problem. I've not been able to add any URLs to Poly. How should this be done?
Ok. Got mine working passably now, but still struggling with minor issues...one of them is this URL issue...I can now enter new URL's into gofigure's "launch radio" function, and get them to play, (although not 100% of the time, sometimes it randomly just doesnt work), but they are never stored and saved, which means re-entering them, every time I use them...annoying, but not the end of the world. @headmanPL, I found that sometimes gofigure just wont let you do it, but if you exit, and reconnect to poly, launch radio, then wait for all the presaved radio stations to load and show up, then cut and paste a new url, name the station, then press "add station", then press play, it eventually works....it just takes some fiddling, and a lot of repetition, if you want to log off at any point...
Had some niggles with hotspotting whilst out on the road today (away from wifi) but eventually got these sorted in phone settings (via separate "enable wifi sharing" option on android hotspotting setup). Also have an sd card problem, whereby gofigure says "there were no playlists found on sd card", on an sd card filled with music. Had to go around again, using mconnect, which is clunky, but works.
Now, I have tidal and sd card music up and running, both at home and on the road, and both via mconnect (neither work, via gofigure). I have internet radio at home, and on the road, via gofigure, with above url problems and workaround noted.
Overall, now I've got through the trauma of setting the thing up, I'm happy. The sound quality is great through my open ether flows, (actually sounds much better on these headphones, than my uber expensive eddie current zana deux super amp does, although the zds still wins by a long shot with my hd800's), and the niggles which remain, although annoying, can be worked around.
Next step, when I have the energy, is to try to figure out how to store and play offline radio content (can do this already with tidal), and get roon sorted...
Overall, my advice is, notwithstanding the niggles, (and the price), if you've got the right headphones, this is definitely worth buying
Any recommendations for other client apps than mconnect, (particularly for internet radio) would be much appreciated!
You need to create playlists, and save them to the SD card, before gofigure can play them. Having the music files on the SD card, is not enough on its own. Try cantata for creating playlists, but there are a few other apps also mentioned on this thread as well.Ok. Got mine working passably now, but still struggling with minor issues...one of them is this URL issue...I can now enter new URL's into gofigure's "launch radio" function, and get them to play, (although not 100% of the time, sometimes it randomly just doesnt work), but they are never stored and saved, which means re-entering them, every time I use them...annoying, but not the end of the world. @headmanPL, I found that sometimes gofigure just wont let you do it, but if you exit, and reconnect to poly, launch radio, then wait for all the presaved radio stations to load and show up, then cut and paste a new url, name the station, then press "add station", then press play, it eventually works....it just takes some fiddling, and a lot of repetition, if you want to log off at any point...
Had some niggles with hotspotting whilst out on the road today (away from wifi) but eventually got these sorted in phone settings (via separate "enable wifi sharing" option on android hotspotting setup). Also have an sd card problem, whereby gofigure says "there were no playlists found on sd card", on an sd card filled with music. Had to go around again, using mconnect, which is clunky, but works.
Now, I have tidal and sd card music up and running, both at home and on the road, and both via mconnect (neither work, via gofigure). I have internet radio at home, and on the road, via gofigure, with above url problems and workaround noted.
Overall, now I've got through the trauma of setting the thing up, I'm happy. The sound quality is great through my open ether flows, (actually sounds much better on these headphones, than my uber expensive eddie current zana deux super amp does, although the zds still wins by a long shot with my hd800's), and the niggles which remain, although annoying, can be worked around.
Next step, when I have the energy, is to try to figure out how to store and play offline radio content (can do this already with tidal), and get roon sorted...
Overall, my advice is, notwithstanding the niggles, (and the price), if you've got the right headphones, this is definitely worth buying
Any recommendations for other client apps than mconnect, (particularly for internet radio) would be much appreciated!
very nice rig... what (in your opinion) does the KSE add to the stack?
You mean the KSE's amp? Just the ability to run the earphones. Doesn't add any sound effect to the stack.
the earphones also... never had the opportunity to give a listen
Oh, okay. I think the Mojo is a fab pairing with the KSE. It's an electrostat, so leans on neutrality (some may call sterile or cold). The Mojo adds slight warmth that it benefits from (in my opinion) and musicality, and makes the upper treble slightly less sharp (which I can be sensitive to).