Quote: Originally Posted by MSmith83 I agree completely. The Bravura's drivers and software package run very lean, and as usual, you get to select what you want to install beyond the core components. Furthermore, the drivers are as stable as can be for me in 64-bit Windows Vista...

Quote: Originally Posted by ROBSCIX I just verifed, that you can play two different streams. One to the heaphone output and one to the speaker output. If I get a chance I will try and see if I can get all three outputs tested at the same time. 1. Headphone out 2. Speakers out 3...

Quote: Originally Posted by ROBSCIX In Vista the speaker outputs and headphones outputs are seen as totally different outputs in the audio configuration panel. There is also a seperate volume controls for both outputs. I am thking you could possibly send different streams to the...

I had a question about this card in general. I am interested in the fact that this card does have the separate headphone output. Although, I am wondering if this allows the card to drive the headphones at the same time as another audio stream? For example, could I run 5.1 audio on my speakers...

Sorry about the pictures disappearing guys. Forgot I switched web servers a while back. They are back up. Hope they help some of you still.

Quote: Originally Posted by MisterX That is kinda what I figured, if the protection board is functional and the battery voltage is below the cutoff voltage (usually 2.4 volts) then you should get zero volts at the red and black wires. Ok, soooo... does this tell us that it is the...

Quote: Originally Posted by MisterX Measured where? Across the red and black wires from the protection board or the black wires from the cells (that go to the protection board)? We tested them from the red/black parts in the protection board.

Quote: Originally Posted by Jaw007 Did you check and see if the batteries have a charge,and if so how many volts? If the bat's have a good charge.Then the problem stems from something on the board it's self. We did test the 3.7V batteries that are attached and they read...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nemo de Monet Interesting. First of all, big obligatory safety warning: Lithium-Polymer (Li-Po) batteries are ridiculously dangerous to mess around with - as in, like, "can explode and start on fire, a fire that can't be put out with even a chemical fire...

I got antsy, so I did unwrap the blue stuff. Inside is just two 3.7 batteries. Not sure if this will help anyone, but now we know what we need to replace, right? To Google!

Quote: Originally Posted by cobaltmute the only thing about that picture in the link is that it looks like there might be two packs on top of each other. If you traced out the circuit you could likely turn the unit into a desktop unit. Probably easier said than done. I don't...

Quote: Originally Posted by cobaltmute The board with the green and red wires that is standing up at the back looks like it could be a lithium ion power management board, and I would suspect that the batteries in the blue pack are lithium-ion, This inside shot shows another one and...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nemo de Monet Yeah, the "big blue thing" is your battery pack. The black things that say "JVC" on 'em are your - ahem - "Big Capacitances" (FYI, they're not Panasonic, and they're 2700uf, not 4700uf.) LiPo batteries, especially cheap, "generic" ones, simply...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jaw007 The cost of repair,and shipping both ways would nearly out weigh the cost of a new amp.Next time try to get a amp that has good ole replaceable batteries.I have never had a Chinese rechargeable electronic piece of gear last for very long. That...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nemo de Monet If I had to guess, I'd say the battery is probably dead. I don't know where you can get a new one, offhand, and I noticed that iBasso's one-year warranty doesn't cover batteries... Hmmm, right. It doesn't cover the batteries. I think...