Hello, any updates on tidal connect for Atom? You must have some kind of road map, schedule. A month, or rather 6 months?
Using Tidal via Naim app is a horror. Sorry to say that, but it is laggy and search results are awkward (ie try typing “beastie” both in Naim app search and in Tidal app search, assuming searching for Beastie Boys of course).
TIDAL Connect will be in the next major Firmware release
Sounds somewhat promising, although 3.5.0 was released back before September 2020 iirc, now 3.6.0 in March 2021, so we can expect it around September 2021…
edit - just realised this is 11 months after Tidal Connect was announced, and @Stevesky had a working beta on an Atom!
Hi @Naim.Marketing hopefully you’re referring to some new hardware as well in the summer
While I know the current Atoms work just fine and eventually will be getting a Tidal Connect update, its been 4 years since this range was released and were probably designed 1-2 years before then so I’m hoping at some point you plan on updating the hardware in this range and I’m holding out for a new Atom in summer
The current Uniti range are global, award-winning bestsellers - no plans to replace any of the existing models, all of which will keep getting upgrades via software updates.
You’ll need to watch this space re any other launches
Thank you so much Clare. You dont really expect to buy gear and have automatic feature updates, let alone free updates. We really do all appreciate it, and thank you all!
I cant recall last time I took my car in the garage, and they gave it back to me to say “By the way, we’ve added AirCon, added 10BHP and reduced MPG, and dont worry no charge”.
OK, so in SW space - feature updates of software normally come in Version updates and either need a new purchase, or a ongoing subscription. So yes you are paying Tidal a subscription, but that doesn’t guarantee the underlying platform will support that change. Of course you will always find examples of getting free feature updates, but I dont find them that common.
You should try Fujifilm cameras. Regular and often significant updates. It’s like getting a free new camera every so often.
Until the hardware simply can’t cope with the new software potentially available…Then you buy a new Fuji because the camera and the manufacturer are both so excellent.