Chord Electronics Poly Updated
Chord Electronics Poly has new firmware ready to be installed, adding easier switching between playback methods alongside Bluetooth and AirPlay improvements.
Chord's Poly streamer/ player for the British company's Mojo/Mojo 2 DAC/headphone amplifier gets various background improvements, fixes and updates via the new V3.2.0 firmware.
Poly brings wireless high-resolution music streaming, plus up to 1 TB of microSD card library playback, to Chord Electronic's Mojo DACs.
Key to the new firmware is automatic convenience switching between Roon and other playback methods, such as AirPlay or DLNA/UPnP, negating the need to manually switch within Chord Electronics' partnering configuration app, Gofigure.
Although a seemingly simple upgrade, the addition of convenience switching was a sizable task for Chord Electronics' software engineers and aligns the Poly with the 2go streamer/player for the Hugo 2 DAC/headphone amp, where the feature debuted.
The new firmware also introduces wide-ranging updates, including Bluetooth and AirPlay improvements, DLNA server and Roon functionality, and default radio list additions. There have also been subtle tweaks to the Poly's LED display function.
The new firmware has been rolled out as of August 16th 2023, enabling any Poly device running the previous firmware (3.0.0) to be updated to the latest version.
Before installing any firmware updates, you should be running Gofigure v1.2.133 for Android or v2.12 for iOS.
Visit Chord Electronics for more information
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