[Wapiti]

  Sure: www.sorensiim.dk/stuff/DX50Firmware_V1.2.3beta.zip 

It is wonderfully kind of you to post these links.
 
 
Perhaps adding links to the various firmware versions to your FAQ would make your life a tad easier.
 
For those who feel the screen is too sensitive, keeping your finger moving keeps an individual file from being selected.  I am in the opposite camp and appreciate a sensitive touch device.  I always turn touchpads, etc. up to maximum sensitivity.

 

[14all41]

Hi all,
i have noticed, that latest 1.25 firmware still doesn´t support opus codec. Anyone knows, if ibasso will implement in near future this best lossy audiocodec ? 

 

[cooperpwc]

In my view, pralines and cream is better than opus. it's a matter of taste.

 

[musicheaven]

Love praline and cream, favorite ice cream.

 

[Wapiti]

  Anyone knows, if ibasso will implement in near future this best lossy audiocodec ? 

 
Opus is well suited to VOIP and similar applications, but is bit-rate limited and can only support up to a 48kHz sampling rate, and then only at a limited bit-depth..

 

[jon parker]

Anyone else has problem with the touch screen? I mean, It's working welll but is too sensitive I think. I really often play unwanted tracks while scrolling!

Some kind kind soul previously pointed out that if you 'Firmly' scroll down it doesn't accidently select (most of the time!
and if you 'Gently' touch it selectes and open said file/folder

 

[14all41]

Sure is the bitrate limited - only to 510kb/s, but if you check latest development release, so it is near level to wavpack(lossy) or lossyWAV quality.
 
http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Opus
http://people.xiph.org/~greg/opus/ha2011/  
http://www.opus-codec.org/ 

 

[Wapiti]

Why beg for support of yet another lossy compression scheme? 
 
eMPty3 is already readily available for those of you who desire less than CD quality sound.

 

[cooperpwc]

  Why beg for support of yet another lossy compression scheme? 
 
eMPty3 is already readily available for those of you who desire less than CD quality sound.

 
Clever! (but empty)

 

[Hellkitchen]

  Some kind kind soul previously pointed out that if you 'Firmly' scroll down it doesn't accidently select (most of the time!
and if you 'Gently' touch it selectes and open said file/folder

Yes this helps
 
Anyway this DAP sounds so good that anything can bother me

 

[themad]

Just had an issue with the DAP this afternoon.
 
It was just sitting on the table, screen turned off, playing some music on it for about 30min. When I turned the screen back on all the colors were messed up and resolution was drastically reduced. Looks like it was displaying 32 colors only and resolution was terrible. Fortunately it kept working fine but I had to turn it off/on to make the bug go away.
 
Anyone ever seen this?
 
EDIT: Firmware v1.2.5, battery around 75% full.

 

[bearFNF]

Hi guys
I have a slight hiss with lo settings and no hiss with hi setting, is this normail?
Inam using akg k3003
Thx

 
 

  Mahesh my experience is opposite to yours:  almost no audible hiss on high, with A LOT of hiss on low gain (9 ohm Shure iems)
 
 
Wow - for having no amplifier, LO sure drives my HD800s nicely!  

So, it looks like you two are saying the same thing to me, 'hiss' on lo (low) gain and 'no hiss' on hi (high) gain.  Which is also what I see with mine.

 

[Dopaminer]

   
 

So, it looks like you two are saying the same thing to me, 'hiss' on lo (low) gain and 'no hiss' on hi (high) gain.  Which is also what I see with mine.

Yeah, I`m not sure why I said `opposite`...   

 

[alchemical]

   
 

So, it looks like you two are saying the same thing to me, 'hiss' on lo (low) gain and 'no hiss' on hi (high) gain.  Which is also what I see with mine.

Could anyone tell me if there's any risk of damage to low impedance IEMs like the Shure SE846 (9 ohms) using high gain setting?

 

[musicheaven]

Could anyone tell me if there's any risk of damage to low impedance IEMs like the Shure SE846 (9 ohms) using high gain setting?

Not really as long as you don't max out on the volume but that's true for any iems.