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Thank you!
I mainly used AirPlay for streaming so I managed my queue in other apps than the B&O app. I thought I overlooked the functionality or it was another hidden long press, but apparently not…
Standby doesn’t seem to help with Theatre. A workaround for now is streaming one song via another source (i.e. Spotify Connect or even Tidal Connect), you won’t see a queue anymore in the player screen. When you then use the integrated Tidal source again it has created a new queue.
Haven’t tested this but might work with Deezer as well 🙂
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Does anyone know how to clear the Play queue in one go? I am using the Tidal integration. There’s like a million songs in there now and I don’t want to delete those songs one by one.
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I had similar issues with a Linksys mesh setup. Enabling uPnP on the router did resolve some issues. Might be worth to try.
After lots of tinkering and frustration I swapped the whole thing for a non-mesh Ubiquiti setup. Probably not the answer you were hoping for, but that fixed everything… Has been super stable since. According to my dealer, B&O and mesh networks are not a happy marriage.
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I have a 55” Beovision Theatre. Status LED still works the same for me as before the update; on when playing a music source, off when the TV is also on
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Hi,
I think this topic will be helpful: https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/topic/control-lg-tv-with-beoremote-one/
I have not read about the native support, that could change things. I have a LG G3 which still needs a hardwired connection between the tv and an Stage or Theatre to use BR1.
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It’s quite common for OLED panels, especially the larger sizes. As long as your picture isn’t affected when looking directly at it I shouldn’t worry too much about it.
I currently have a 55” G3 with Theatre also with some (very) light bends. I had way worse bends in my 65” Sony A90J, but it didn’t affect picture quality.
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