Recent changes to networking protocols on mobile devices running Android 10+ were causing difficulty with Wi-Fi setup on the Tablo app. This update changes Tablo’s Wi-Fi setup process for those devices to help ensure successful outcomes.
The setup wizard will now instruct you to connect your Tablo TEMPORARILY to your home router using an Ethernet cable first. Fear not, your Tablo only needs to be near your router during this part of setup and can be moved to your desired location when the setting of Wi-Fi credentials is complete.
If your device is older and using Android 9 or lower, nothing will be changing for you.
Beyond that, there should be no other visible changes. As always, if you have any questions or concerns, leave a comment below or drop us a line.
Casting now appears to be broken for me. When I attempt it, the app either crashes or kicks me back to the connection routine. I’m on a Pixel 7, trying to cast to a Next Hub Max.
Indeed, casting functionality appears to have unfortunately been broken on this new app version. We are looking into a fix now, though we have no immediate timetable.
Thanks! My mother loves your device so much, she uses it more than me! She told me about the casting bug. Please fix asap. No one likes mothers who are upset with technology! Lol
Unfortunately, the issue looks to be more complex than initially thought. We will update in the future if a fix can be found, but we still don’t yet have any timeline.
I just got the new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and the Tablo app won’t even find my Quad HDMI. I think its due to it being the HDMI model, but saw this topic so figured to say something in case. Not even sure what Android it has, so new only couple days.
