08-18-2020, 07:10 PM
(08-17-2020, 02:45 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: Lacking any other evidence, I vote for the Moto G-series of phones being the root cause of the problems.
After our early teething problems integrating Bluetooth with moOde (many versions ago), it now works reliably with all my Bluetooth devices---Google Nexus and Pixel tablets and phones, Apple iPad, all speakers and headsets. The only device I ever had to give up on was a first-gen Amazon Echo and the problem there was on the Echo end of the connection.
As for remedies, that's a ton of posts (sometimes they're even relevant!) out there on the InterWeb™ concerning Moto phones and BT-connectivity issues, just like there is for many other phones.
Good luck.
Regards,
Kent
I've borrowed a number of phones and tablets to test the connection and it appears your suspicion is correct, it is the stupid Moto phones. Also, I see from other forums that people have had problems using Moto-G with picoreplayer and volumio. The pattern suggests the phone is the root cause.
Still I'm not quite ready to give up on the Moto yet. I'll look for a replacement ROM with a vanilla android / bluetooth stack and hope that'll sort out whatever issues the Motorola developers jammed in to the package. If that doesn't work then I suppose it'll have to be a new device. If it does mean the nuclear option then is there anything I should look for or which I should look to avoid?
