Loosing connection with device (between software and also speakers)

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    Wesley P.

    Hello Jesse,

    I'm sorry to hear you are experiencing issues with your players. What you have described is definitely not intended behavior and I have escalated this to our support team to assist you directly with these issues.

    One of our support analysts will be reaching out to your shortly and do what they can to provide a solution as soon as possible.

    Regards,
    Wesley P.

  • Jesse Victoor

    Thanks Wesley!

    This morning when I tried to start-up the presets of a radio-station: no sound came out of 1 speaker.

    Solution: Remove the power of the speaker and put power on again and restart the application on the desktop computer.

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  • Stelvio

    1. Set static IP numbers for your bluesound devices. This is done on your router and/or wifi access point/s. Super-duper important for a happy bluesound experience.

    2. If you have more than one wifi access point, block the flex players from connecting to any which are of lower signal. This is called Mac address filtering.

    Unlike sonos and others which include their own networking system, bluesound relies on your own network/wifi. The extreme diversity of products on the market mean that there are a few more setup issues with bluesound, but once ironed out they work fine in my experience.

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