09-Jun-2024, 19:51
First, thank you Hangman. I installed the new update for my Phantoms today and could not get them to play from iPhone Airplay. No luck from rebooting phone, apps and speakers. I then followed your advice of turning off bluetooth and wifi and then re-turning on wifi and they played immediately, in stereo.
I've had a prior problem that some of you may want to consider, and that Devialet helped me with. My cable provider supplies a really fantastic, Calix Giga-spire router. But its default high security channel flummoxed the Phantoms, so only one would ever play, with occasional episodes of stereo. My ISP created a separate, unsecured channel that greatly increased reliability.
Here is what Devialet customer service said the minimum network requirements were:
There's also network requirements, you can have a check to see if it aligns with the below:
Of course I don't know if this will help anyone else but I thought I'd share my problem and experience. And these requirements may have been eliminated in the most recent update focused on "stability".
I've had a prior problem that some of you may want to consider, and that Devialet helped me with. My cable provider supplies a really fantastic, Calix Giga-spire router. But its default high security channel flummoxed the Phantoms, so only one would ever play, with occasional episodes of stereo. My ISP created a separate, unsecured channel that greatly increased reliability.
Here is what Devialet customer service said the minimum network requirements were:
There's also network requirements, you can have a check to see if it aligns with the below:
- WPA2 security (WPA3 causes issues)
- Dynamic Packet Filtering, a.k.a. Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) turned off
- IPv6 disabled (IPv4 only)
Of course I don't know if this will help anyone else but I thought I'd share my problem and experience. And these requirements may have been eliminated in the most recent update focused on "stability".
