I have the exact same problem and gapless playback of offline files does not work.
You have to enable crossfade in Tidal settings, set it to one second.
This will work!!
I have the exact same problem and gapless playback of offline files does not work.
http://m.fiio.net/en/stories/615How do you get turbo mode?
This just got me a lot more excited about receiving the X5.
Had my X5iii for almost a week now, and for the life of me, I can't get used to this power button. It's very hard to press, and it seems like I have to press all my force directly in the middle or it doesn't register. That issue, and the so-so battery life are the only draw backs for me right now. I'm having a real hard time overcoming the power button issue only because I have to use it so often to turn the screen on, and to boot the device back up after idle shutoff mode shuts the device off.
Has anyone else had this problem?
So aside from my small issue with the power button that I am slowly getting over [...]
The power button should be very tactile, clicky and easy to press. When you power up just press for 3 seconds then WAIT 3 seconds for the blue led to light up. It doesn't light up instantly after pressing.
If it doesn't work like this it may be malfunctioning and you should return / replace the player.
We have tried to tell you, no force is required, just a 5 second push. But no force is required. You do it because you believe it is needed, it's not.Yea I would definitely not describe my power button as "tactile, clicky and easy to press." It's actually the opposite in every way. There is no discernible "click" when I press mine down, and it has quite a bit of resistance. Out of any device I've ever owned, this button has required the most force to activate it. I pretty much have to use my the nail of my thumb pressing directly in the middle to activate it; if I am off just a bit, the button will not register. I am aware of the 3 second requirement for boot up (as well as the delay for the blue power LED), so that is not an issue here.
Yea I would definitely not describe my power button as "tactile, clicky and easy to press." It's actually the opposite in every way. There is no discernible "click" when I press mine down, and it has quite a bit of resistance. Out of any device I've ever owned, this button has required the most force to activate it. I pretty much have to use my the nail of my thumb pressing directly in the middle to activate it; if I am off just a bit, the button will not register. I am aware of the 3 second requirement for boot up (as well as the delay for the blue power LED), so that is not an issue here.
We have tried to tell you, no force is required, just a 5 second push. But no force is required. You do it because you believe it is needed, it's not.
I'm thinking that the early versions had a barely audible click, like mine. Works fine just quietly.@jsplice
It should be exactly as in that video above, easy and audible click. If not, you should return the unit. That's what I would do.