I am using the Naim app on my Samsung S25 Ultra. It doesn’t allow me to access the volume up/down buttons in the app, specifically when playing a radiostation (i.e. Eadio Paradise). It works well when using Tidal. I’ve tried to uninstall/re-install, however after working for a few times, it simply views “not playing” status and I don’t have the ability to use the volume anymore.
Any thoughts on this?
Yes contact naim support.
Same issues here. I got an email today stating:
There are a few people reporting issues like this. Our software department investigated, and it seems to be an issue at Qobuz’ end. We are in communication with them and hope to have a resolution soon.
Although the lack of user interface on my side had nothing to do with Qobuz, this almost cleary shows a developer error, specifically related to error handling. My knowledge of Naim platform priorities on Android is zero, so my wild guess is that it is iOS above Android… Hopefully this will be fixed on short notice
I had the same problems you described in your opening post. After re-installing everything (Atom and Mu-so 2nd generation) the App worked fine for two days.
Now, again I get the “not playing” status when trying to play a radio station and don’t have the ability to use the volume anymore. What’s more I cannot access neither [iRadio] nor system settings.
So what did you do to fix these issues?
I did re-install and reset the app a few times…
In the settings of the Naim app I also made sure that “Use Hardware Buttons for Volume” are enabled (also the “Bottom Bar Volume Control” ) and for some magic reasons that did it for me.
That is to say, I am now able to use the HW buttons on my Samsung S25 Ultra from the main screen of the app. The display below still states “Not playing”, however when clicking on the “Not playing” item it will open up the specific song and then you can use the -/+ button on the interface to increase/lower the volume.
Still weird and not as designed, but hey, at least I don’t have to use the remote
I haven’t been able to figure out the logic behind it
Happening for me too. Updated phone a few days ago and havent used it since so potentially an Android (or app compatibility) issue. Works fine with an IPad.
I feel it’s not a Qobuz issue. I think that due to a bug in the Naim app the process of checking the connected service at Qobuz goes wrong. When you then try to reconnect it goes wrong because at the side of Qobuz the API answers that that can’t be done. Probably because it reads that the connection was already established.
hi,
like you all, i have issues with my android phone (samsung). my wife has the same issues (not with a Samsung).
the app display that nothing is playing though the ND555 is playing and you can’t stop as the app thinks that nothing is playing…
you can’t acces to the volume’s buttons.
you can’t do multiroom as the app thinks that nothing is playing
you can’t acces to Qobuz.
i’ve removed the app and install again. it solved the problem … for a short period of time.
=> Several time per day you have to remove/ install the app.
I hope that Naim will urgently fix this very boring issue.