After the Update the App is not able to find my NAD anymore, can I roll back to the previous version of the app?
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go to settings in the menu, then go to user interface. there you can switch the new interface on/off
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I am afraid that is not the solution, the problem seems not to be the interface but the ability of the app to communicate with my NAD
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Sorry to hear that Simon. I don't know what the problem is on this moment
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I have a NAD C 658 and M10, but both wired. My multiple Flex2i's are wireless.
I've always had issues seeing all of the players when my Android phone or tablets connect to my router's 5 GHz band, so I make sure these devices default to the 2.4 GHz band. That of course means using separate network names for each band.
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Hello, since 2 years I use the 5G band without problems, but I can understand that can be a problem. I play with a Node130
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I've always had issues seeing all of the players when my Android phone or tablets connect to my router's 5 GHz band, so I make sure these devices default to the 2.4 GHz band. That of course means using separate network names for each band.
Resolved in BluOS 3.10 (Sept. 2020) provided your router is 802.11ac or newer... you can find this out on the bottom of it.
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My IoT router is an ASUS RT-AC3100 with the multicast rate to OFDM 12 and IGMP snooping enabled as per an older support article. I also have an RT-AC1900P as an AiMesh node
Even though I configured both bands years ago, I still have problems with player visibility on the 5 GHz band.
I've seen some comments about whether multicast has been properly implemented by ASUS, but I've also seen similar comments for other router brands.
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Hi Surman
Likely Router tweaking - I have escalated your issue to our Support Crew. They will be in touch via e-mail but expect delays as we are busy than normal. Thanks for understanding.
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