[CaptainFantastic]

Do you turn off 'mobile data' or leave mobile data on but turn off its ability to connect to 4G?

If I am streaming music I go to Mobile Networks and select 3G only. Unfortunately there is no 3G/4G(LTE) only option. If I select 4G that also selects 2G and the latter is the problem.

For me it works and solved all my RFI issues.

 

[fonkepala]

If I am streaming music I go to Mobile Networks and select 3G only. Unfortunately there is no 3G/4G(LTE) only option. If I select 4G that also selects 2G and the latter is the problem.

For me it works and solved all my RFI issues.

Ah, ok. Thanks for the tip. I'll try this out. The other day with the Mojo connected via OTG to my Huawei phone, I could still hear clicks even when I've turned off mobile data (thus streaming via wifi only). However, when I connected my Mojo via OTG to my older Motorola phone, I perceived no clicks even with mobile data on & 4G enabled. Strange.

 

[CaptainFantastic]

Ah, ok. Thanks for the tip. I'll try this out. The other day with the Mojo connected via OTG to my Huawei phone, I could still hear clicks even when I've turned off mobile data (thus streaming via wifi only). However, when I connected my Mojo via OTG to my older Motorola phone, I perceived no clicks even with mobile data on & 4G enabled. Strange.

Ah, if by click you mean a short 1/2 second pause that almost sounds like a click, that could be the automatic up-sampling being done by Android. I installed UAPP to get rid of that. But UAPP does not work with Spotify. I use it with Qobuz.

 

[headmanPL]

Ah, ok. Thanks for the tip. I'll try this out. The other day with the Mojo connected via OTG to my Huawei phone, I could still hear clicks even when I've turned off mobile data (thus streaming via wifi only). However, when I connected my Mojo via OTG to my older Motorola phone, I perceived no clicks even with mobile data on & 4G enabled. Strange.

Is your Motorola running Android 5?
Ever since Android 6 listening via OTG had clicks throughout the music. I believe it is Android prioritising OS functions over music. I couldn't find a solution which meant I listened less to the Mojo, then Poly was released and I fell in love with Mojo listening all over again.

 

[miketlse]

Is your Motorola running Android 5?
Ever since Android 6 listening via OTG had clicks throughout the music. I believe it is Android prioritising OS functions over music. I couldn't find a solution which meant I listened less to the Mojo, then Poly was released and I fell in love with Mojo listening all over again.

Certainly one of the early pieces of advice on the thread, was to try altering the OS settings if the clicks persisted (eg if just using the phone to control the music playing, you don't need to update the phone screen 25 times a second). Inevitably this can involve an element of trial and error, which doesn't suit all owners, if they want a simple 'switch on and everything works out of the box' experience.

 

[fonkepala]

Ah, if by click you mean a short 1/2 second pause that almost sounds like a click, that could be the automatic up-sampling being done by Android. I installed UAPP to get rid of that. But UAPP does not work with Spotify. I use it with Qobuz.

No, by 'click' I'm not referring to that 1/2 second pause..the clicks I'm hearing happen all throughout the song at seemingly random intervals.

Is your Motorola running Android 5?
Ever since Android 6 listening via OTG had clicks throughout the music. I believe it is Android prioritising OS functions over music. I couldn't find a solution which meant I listened less to the Mojo, then Poly was released and I fell in love with Mojo listening all over again.

No, my Motorola phone is on Android 8.1.

Could the clicks be attributed to a higher cellular/wifi radio power on the Huawei cellphone compared to the Motorola?

 

[headmanPL]

No, by 'click' I'm not referring to that 1/2 second pause..the clicks I'm hearing happen all throughout the song at seemingly random intervals.



No, my Motorola phone is on Android 8.1.

Could the clicks be attributed to a higher cellular/wifi radio power on the Huawei cellphone compared to the Motorola?

I couldn't say if one phones radio is higher than the other. It does sound like the problem I experienced when upgrading Android to 6 & beyond on my Xperia. The phone never caused the problem before the change, but always had randomly timed clicks through listening via OTG. I didn't have the same issue with Samsung phone.

I no longer use OTG as I kept breaking the cables when on the move.

 

[dakanao]

So I want to use the Mojo with my iPad 4. Are the files played on the iPad through the Mojo automatically bit-perfect?

 

[438555]

So I want to use the Mojo with my iPad 4. Are the files played on the iPad through the Mojo automatically bit-perfect?

No, it depends on what app you’re using and the settings. For things higher than 48 kHz, I use the Onkyo HF player.

 

[dakanao]

No, it depends on what app you’re using and the settings. For things higher than 48 kHz, I use the Onkyo HF player.

I want to stream 320 kbps mp3s through Safari, and sometimes music on Youtube

 

[438555]

I want to stream 320 kbps mp3s through Safari, and sometimes music on Youtube

Should be fine

 

[dakanao]

Should be fine

Would Safari be bitperfect?

 

[438555]

Would Safari be bitperfect?

I mean you can check that the sampling rate is still correct by the lights on the mojo. As to bit depth, it would probably be dependent on the particular web page and whether it does any volume leveling or adjustment. For things like iTunes, or the music app, you just want to make sure the volume in the software is maxed and any Eq or volume leveling is off

 

[fonkepala]

I no longer use OTG as I kept breaking the cables when on the move.

Same here. I hardly use OTG with my phone anyway, and mainly bought the Mojo for desktop use. So for my particular use case, the clicks perceived when connected to certain phones via OTG is a non-issue.

 

[RiseFall123]

Hi,

I have a Mojo Always connected to a USB charger because I use the Mojo as a desktop DAC.

So the battery is FULL.

After 20-30 minutes of using the Mojo, I hear a whistle-hum sound from the Mojo (similar to the sound-whistle that I hear when the Mojo is in the last part of a charge).

Some of you using the Mojo like me (Always on charge, for desktop use) has the same issue?

Could I solve changing the charger (it's a good Anker 4A) for something else?

Could I solve using a powerbank instead of a charger?