pholcus1975
500+ Head-Fier
Same problem as me, as I already wrote one month ago. Dx80 scanned card halfway, but I stick to 1.4.2 since I managed manually scanning folders in folder view.
Have you tried a full format, not quick but full in exFat? Please try this if you haven't.
So, now i formatted (full format) the card in exfat, copied the whole bunch of music files back onto the freshly formatted card and re scanned it with FW 1.42... same result, unfortunately. the dx80 rebooted during the scanning process and the library is spoiled... only this time win10 cant open the card anymore when connected to the dx80 as card reader.
so i guess ill have to revert back to 1.33 and wait for a new FW to come...
... the batch tool is a good workaround to get the dx80 running again on FW1.42
Yea!!! after reflashing FW 1.42 by using the batch tool, with the card (and on it my music files) inside, the dx80 now scans the entire card properly.
so i guess this is why everything worked direktly after the update to fw 1.42, as i updated the dx80 loaded with music. but as i took the card out later on, addes some folders, put the card back and rescanned, the dx80 stuck and rebooted....
im not sure what will happen if i try to add some music again and im not in the mood to test it now but for now using the batch tool is a good workaround to get the dx80 running again on FW1.42
It always depends on the device and headphones in question, but I have generally found that I prefer using high gain and lower volume levels. If your headphones aren't that sensitive, then high gain is always the better option. Low gain is really just there to prevent people from blowing up very sensitive headphones and to reduce hiss with sensitive headphones.
Paired with my FLC8S, I've already heard micro details for the first time in songs that I've listened to for approximately ten years. (No exaggeration!) In short, I already prefer my brand-new, un-broken-in DX80 to my hardware-modded DX90. The differences aren't night and day, but they're significant enough for me to be game changers.
[COLOR=111111]you probably also dx80 the other player did not listen, listen to the dx100 it also has excellent sound![/COLOR]
I own both. The DX100 isn't worth the money. It actually sounds about the same level as the DX80 and 90. In any event, fw and other issues make ibasso daps bad value for money. I will steer clear from now on.
I own both. The DX100 isn't worth the money. It actually sounds about the same level as the DX80 and 90.
In any event, fw and other issues make ibasso daps bad value for money. I will steer clear from now on.
u got to try hdp r10!