Skogkatt
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OK, I'll risk embarrassing myself here.
Where do I go to check the software and firmware versions I have?
Thanks for the great information about the updated file.
Joel
Here:
OK, I'll risk embarrassing myself here.
Where do I go to check the software and firmware versions I have?
Thanks for the great information about the updated file.
Joel
This one:
I'm also a very satisfied owner of the D16 and it's the best digital playback for me so far.
Sounds quality is beyond my expectation and for only $1,500 it's a bargain.
Also added the AQ Diamond to the system and it brought out even more details and separations.
I'm also a very satisfied owner of the D16 and it's the best digital playback for me so far.
Sounds quality is beyond my expectation and for only $1,500 it's a bargain.
Also added the AQ Diamond to the system and it brought out even more details and separations.
Nice gear! Love those AR amps. Is the AQ Diamond a Ethernet,AES or SPDIF?
My Mutec MC-3+ USB is going up for sale on the classifieds today - just a heads-up if someone is looking for one at a great price.
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Would someone mind giving me a very brief run-down on why someone would need / use a "Fiber Media Converter" in their audio system or in conjunction with a RedNet 3 or D16? What piece of gear accepts TX / RX connections? Am I just missing something incredibly simple here?
Thanks!
- InsanityOne
Thanks a lot, Skogkatt,
And as it's been a while since I did my firmware upgrade, would you or someone be good enough to remind me of where to find the firmware upgrade software?
Joel
Nice gear! Love those AR amps. Is the AQ Diamond a Ethernet,AES or SPDIF?
My Mutec MC-3+ USB is going up for sale on the classifieds today - just a heads-up if someone is looking for one at a great price.
So far so good with the new Rednet Control(RC) app and the firmware that allow sample rate following.
There is one "undocumented feature" however.
If you enable SRC then you need to leave RC open. If you close it the rate stops following. Also when you reopen RC you must choose SRC once again. I have contacted Focusrite Support US and they will run this by Support UK.
I see it as a minor inconvenience, not a deal breaker. It is great to have Rednet follow the native sampling rate of the file being played and it is working well. For now you just need to remember to launch RC and choose SRC if you reboot.
BTW. When you run the update you will need to roll back Audiophile Optimizer if you are using it. OA turns off a service needed for the install. You can re-enable it later.