Version 4.4.99 of the AirLens Streamer firmware is now available via OTA update. It fixes a bug that caused Qobuz to disconnect from the AirLens at the end of albums or playlists.
Because this is an Over the Air update, read the attached instructions on how to implement.
Streamer Firmware Update Instructions.pdf (174.4 KB)
Thank you, Paul
Thank You for the firmware and thank you for the specifics of the update and maintaining open ears to forum members requests.
Thank you Paul! Was an easy update and very much appreciated to not have to remember to select Qobuz (when I always forgot), and my iPad started playing after the end on an album.
One added thing, I’m not sure why, but it appears that the track time on Qobuz Connect is now in-sync with the music too. May be unrelated, but it is nice that this is better as well.
I used the MConnect ‘Device Setup’ from my iPad and it readily recognized that an update was available. I loaded it and everything is fine after the usual power cycle.
It’s great owning audio equipment from a company where the CEO prioritizes distributing new firmware himself to the client base before the weekend begins.
Thank you, @Paul.
I saw this update in the MConnect app about three days ago. Normally I would have done the update in the app, but having seen a comment about it being preferred to do it through the AirLens dipswitches I followed that procedure. Everything started fine but once it got to the loading phase (blinking orange) it just blinked, and blinked, and blinked … After at least an hour of this I took the risk of turning off the power. Turned it back on after 15 seconds or so and after the usual startup got the green light. All was well! Not sure if this was a fluke, but is it really preferable to do the Over the Air method?
I was lazy and did update on mconnect. Everything seems working great again. I couldn’t deal with unhooking and removing Airlens from rack to get at those awful dip switches again…