The amp circuit is not turning on or off both channels simultaneously causing a double pop (slight delay, one for each channel), windows chimes are delayed and cut out until the end (you just hear a fade) because it hesitates to turn on/off, there's massive latency and driver crashes, it's causing complete crashes and buffering issues of players both online, and offline. In a player like Spotify, the amp is always on as long as the window is open and Spotify application is too, so the player responds instantly to pauses and unpauses without issues. Idk, there's something wrong, and it seems like I'm gonna lose some money out of this purchase, regardless if it's in my possession or I return, either way, because of the fees to ship back. I was already upset there's scratches on the aluminum, and loose feeling buttons out of the box.
Can someone confirm if Groove Music or VLC randomly doesn't output sound despite showing that the track is playing after pausing then unpausing after about-1-2 seconds with strange double popping noises in both channels from the amp turning on/off? In VLC, if it doesn't cut the output all together, it will skip the sound about 3 times, like a bad CD trying to catch up before returning back to normal playback. However, it appears, that the prior issue is happening in all players.
It's intermittent, but I can keep replicating this problem if I pause, then quickly unpause after a specific amount of time (approx within 1-2 seconds give or take), the track will then just play, and the audio from the device will not output an actual signal through anything, and will crash and prevent every other audio/video player from outputting sound; the system will display that it's playing in the sound settings despite no sound, if it doesn't crash the system all together.
