It obviously does. ;-)

... Subbed! :D

I think that SD card was used on an Android device (or another *nix OS such as Ubuntu). ;) @TheGiantHogweed: you should be able to delete those hidden folders from your PC.

I second that. Thinking about that Indiegogo campaign makes my head spin. @_@

@Luc33: I had a similar problem on fw 3.0 using a 64GB FAT-formatted Sandisk card. Switching back to fw 2.1 solved the problem but I really loved the new firmware. It used to freeze after a couple of songs (skipped or played didn't seem to matter at all) during the first few seconds of the...

Coming from an iPod Classic, I've never seen the HOLD button on FiiO products as an enemy... I think it's quite useful, I should say.   I find it funny to see how many users are deceived by this stealthy and sadistic little switch.  

Here you go, mate! http://www.head-fi.org/t/681416/how-to-delete-the-database-in-the-x3-disk

      Wow, just... wow. <3

Just wanted to let you know I'm finally an happy MS-Pro owner.   A really happy one!

   

  Nope, the root/admin password isn't needed to restart the Finder. The command "defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 0" has the purpose to show hidden files. Since system files are hidden by default and protected with admin rigths, a root password is required to show 'em...

You need to restart the Finder too in order to see or hide immediately the hidden files. You can type in terminal: killall finder Or you can press Command, Option and Escape (cmd+alt+esc) and restart it from the system UI.

Hi-Res rubbish, why not, I'll take this nonsense over properly recorded tracks any day! :D j/k Anyway, you've made me curious... :D

  +10000000000000

They did go as low as 20 pounds on Amazon.co.uk the past year. 30 euros is a good price anyway, imho.