Aune M1P

[renzhiglokostya]

@AuneAudio need your help

Hello! I am trying to update the firmware on Aune m1p. I formatted the memory card to the correct format and deleted everything from it except the firmware file. When I try to update the firmware I get an error "update.dat error(4)" or "update.dat error(2)". What could be the reason and what can I do?

And I also have a strange firmware. "Firmware Ver. 0.10/0.1"

@AuneAudio help me figure it out

 

[Escudos999]

And I also have a strange firmware. "Firmware Ver. 0.10/0.1"

@AuneAudio help me figure it out

Ah, there's the problem.
Here's the official Aune FW link, 1.078 at the bottom.
Hope this works.

 

[Escudos999]

Ah, there's the problem.
Here's the official Aune FW link, 1.078 at the bottom.
Hope this works.

Sorry, link here:
https://www.auneaudio.com/Portables_en.html
Scroll along Portables to M1P.

 

[renzhiglokostya]

Sorry, link here:
https://www.auneaudio.com/Portables_en.html
Scroll along Portables to M1P.

That's exactly what I was trying to do. Right now I have firmware version 0.10/0.1 in the settings. I downloaded all 3 available firmwares from the site and tried to install each of them according to the instructions. Every time I get this error: "update.dat error(4)"

 

[Escudos999]

That's exactly what I was trying to do. Right now I have firmware version 0.10/0.1 in the settings. I downloaded all 3 available firmwares from the site and tried to install each of them according to the instructions. Every time I get this error: "update.dat error(4)"

I take it you mean just trying one firmware at a time?
I can only suggest putting fw 1.078 on your microsd card (exfat format)
and following their official guidance mentioned above.
If no joy, try contacting Aune Audio directly.

 

[renzhiglokostya]

I take it you mean just trying one firmware at a time?
I can only suggest putting fw 1.078 on your microsd card (exfat format)
and following their official guidance mentioned above.
If no joy, try contacting Aune Audio directly.

I tried to install different firmwares separately, one by one. Always the same error. How can I contact Aune? On the website I only found the email of the sales department.

 

[Escudos999]

I tried to install different firmwares separately, one by one. Always the same error. How can I contact Aune? On the website I only found the email of the sales department.

I have used the contact support email in the past which is:
sales@auneaudio.com
so try this.
Good luck!

 

[mememan]

It comes in a well designed box with the device itself and other accessories.
Also comes with an SD card most times. It is also made of metal and fits well in the palm.
It charges for about 2 hours Max and lasts for more than 3 hours.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

After a lot of listening sessions, iems, pauses, hesitations (hesitations against the LF filter - Linear Fast - , which, theoretically, is the more "frequency wise" accurate filter, but less accurate in the time domain - impulse response -, against the following one)...

With the M1p, I think the "best" (i.e : more musical, complete, dynamic, textured.... In a few key words) is the LA filter.

So the Linear Apodized filter.

3 words : Make a try.

I would like to have comments on this.

So...

Not that simple but my ideas are completely clear this time

Obviously, you need to have earphones that are sufficiently balanced and transparent (I don't like that word, but for lack of a better one...) in order to differentiate the filters.

- LA (Apodized Fast) : apparently, more "warm" (low medium), "musical" (human voices more present), punchy (bass)... The sound seems more loud ; but... slightly compressed dynamics, less air, less refined and systematism... Like a fainted coloration. My main complaint, and the compromised dynamics...

- LF filter (Fast Linear) : definitely the more accurate in one word, everything considered, and... dynamics completely free. Best separation , best overall precision and definition, fastest transients... But... Sometimes, the truth can be... harsh.

Finally, with my Aure PrimeS plus Cadmus FE (let's say " warm neutral/balanced"), this is my very final choice : LF (Fast Linear).

I think it's the same with all the DAPs and DACs : Linear Fast = default accurate filter, with the less deformation of the original signal.

One important advice : take your time, over time (like one week LA filter, then one week the other), and avoid on-the-fly testing.

Otherwise, like me, you will heard some differences, but you'll be unable to choose, and then decide.

 

[DaGLeZ]

Sometimes music starts to stutter. Does someone have such issue? The device restart fixes the issue, but I don't understand why it happens. Also, I don't know how to fix the folder sequence issue during playing. I checked all provided solutions in this chat. Now I listen the music by switching folder manually.

 

[renzhiglokostya]

Sometimes music starts to stutter. Does someone have such issue? The device restart fixes the issue, but I don't understand why it happens. Also, I don't know how to fix the folder sequence issue during playing. I checked all provided solutions in this chat. Now I listen the music by switching folder manually.

Earlier in the chat someone wrote that it depends on the memory card. With some cards there are stutters, and with some there are not. Try another memory card

 

[alex5908]

Could anybody share the link to 1.78 fw but not from the Aune website?

 

[alex5908]

Del.

 

[piphil]

So...

Not that simple but my ideas are completely clear this time

Obviously, you need to have earphones that are sufficiently balanced and transparent (I don't like that word, but for lack of a better one...) in order to differentiate the filters.

- LA (Apodized Fast) : apparently, more "warm" (low medium), "musical" (human voices more present), punchy (bass)... The sound seems more loud ; but... slightly compressed dynamics, less air, less refined and systematism... Like a fainted coloration. My main complaint, and the compromised dynamics...

- LF filter (Fast Linear) : definitely the more accurate in one word, everything considered, and... dynamics completely free. Best separation , best overall precision and definition, fastest transients... But... Sometimes, the truth can be... harsh.

Finally, with my Aure PrimeS plus Cadmus FE (let's say " warm neutral/balanced"), this is my very final choice : LF (Fast Linear).

I think it's the same with all the DAPs and DACs : Linear Fast = default accurate filter, with the less deformation of the original signal.

One important advice : take your time, over time (like one week LA filter, then one week the other), and avoid on-the-fly testing.

Otherwise, like me, you will heard some differences, but you'll be unable to choose, and then decide.

Just coming

 

[DaveStarWalker]

Just coming

nice