Yup, that about sums it up. They did order multiple units, I ordered only one, so, go figure, right?People have funded the device but retailers are delivered first ?
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Yup, that about sums it up. They did order multiple units, I ordered only one, so, go figure, right?People have funded the device but retailers are delivered first ?
I'm loving it! I use Tidal, I don't even know why I backed the AP80, given that it doesn't have WiFi.I almost jumped on that deal, I had an R3 before and it’s very nice, more features and more mature software- beautiful screen. And tidal and a balanced output cherry on top .
You have chosen wisely Hidizs did you a favor in a way.
You can search the word lair in the thread, ( takes seconds) know what comes up? Your post and the posts associated with your post. Nothing else.
No one called him a liar.
Search 'lied to' however and you will
Tell the backers they will get the AP80 first, before the retailers... How do you call that?
Got this mail today:
"Sorry for the late reply and late shipping, Could you please kindly wait a bit patient, we are arranging the shipping now. You will receive the order very soon."
So they still have not shipped my dap and it's mid Dec.
What about the format(s) for playing the music files? I might have missed it but no clear info about it.
According to users' experience: What is working? What is not working?
I hope they get all the shipping issues sorted out soon, so they can maybe respond to the previously promised audiobook/podcast features, and other firmware tweaks.
I've had it for over a week now, and it's been a much better experience with Bluetooth pairing and general UI navigation than the AP60II I was using. It's so close to being great, I just hope that Hidizs doesn't abandon it as it seems to have a habit of doing.
Do you mind telling me what country you're in?
Yeah, I hope so, too. The AP80 is a promising device, but as I said earlier, needed much of the firmware tweaks (like text ticker scrolling display, LDAC, album art not displaying on Hiby Link, DSD playback fixes, etc.). Have those tweaks implemented, and it's definitely one of the greatest Chi-Fi DAPs out there. Such a shame if they'll pull off another AP200 on this.I hope they get all the shipping issues sorted out soon, so they can maybe respond to the previously promised audiobook/podcast features, and other firmware tweaks.
I've had it for over a week now, and it's been a much better experience with Bluetooth pairing and general UI navigation than the AP60II I was using. It's so close to being great, I just hope that Hidizs doesn't abandon it as it seems to have a habit of doing.
Oops, I didn't noticed that I typed R6. I meant to say Hiby R3. Sorry.I got the R3 and paid $150 last black Friday.
Also using FAT32 here on a 128GB card (of course, formatted via guiformat), and I don't have issues with FLAC playback, either. Formatted it to FAT32 anyway, since I wouldn't be using any large DSD files that are 4GB and above ATM.My sdcard is FAT32 running FLACs without any problems.About the SDcard format:
The firmware update requires a card formatted with a FAT32 system.
What about the format(s) for playing the music files? I might have missed it but no clear info about it.
According to users' experience: What is working? What is not working?
Yeah, I hope so, too. The AP80 is a promising device, but as I said earlier, needed much of the firmware tweaks (like text ticker scrolling display, LDAC, album art not displaying on Hiby Link, DSD playback fixes, etc.). Have those tweaks implemented, and it's definitely one of the greatest Chi-Fi DAPs out there. Such a shame if they'll pull off another AP200 on this.
But for some reason, as I noticed just recently, the scrolling text display works as it should on the lock screen (displaying the filename in the lower bottom of the screen), and also on the antialiasing filter options in the play settings. Clearly, the Hiby OS of the AP80 is capable of displaying text in such fashion, so it's odd that the text display doesn't scroll on everywhere else in the UI.The text scrolling issue is perplexing, as they even have one of their menu items rendered illegible by the text being too long for the screen. The option to enable or disable the playback buttons when the screen is off is cut off at the end and just says, "Buttons enabled when..." or something similar (device in car, my butt in office). I figured out what it does by trial and error, but that's a pretty massive UI/UX gaff.