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That little black thing is the antenna?
Go to the forum source components thread, someone has the n5ii for $150.00.Wow lovely thats a great deal there the search continues! At the moment not many lightweight DAP with Dual SD around. DP-X1 is a great sounding DAP though.
Thankyou, trouble is I think I need to buy from the UK!Go to the forum source components thread, someone has the n5ii for $150.00.
Thankyou, trouble is I think I need to buy from the UK!
Guys please help.. i am using n5iis with tidal..
When i open tidal, and start listening, i cant use the control button once the screen is off.
Any workaround?
It works!! Thanks mate..drag down from the top of the screen so the tidal controls display.
Well, I know for a fact that the RK3188 inside the N5ii is perfectly capable of smooth video playback whether it is on an app or YouTube.Hi buddies,
I'd like to know if anybody tried and could successfully cast the N5II/N5IIs screen to TV ?
So far i tried several apps with no go. Google Home tells me the device is not optimized for casting :
... and then i got this awful result on my TV showing Google knew what he meant... :
I guess the HW can't handle the cast (that sucks), but just wanted to know if anybody in here might have achieved this with success anyhow...
I have tested many other casting / screen mirrorig apps with no go so far.
Note that my TV has no Wifi built-in nor Miracast capability and that i only have a Google ChromeCast device plugged in it.
And while i'm here, talking about extra capabilities of the beast, i have also tested playing videos with various results. Been testing through VLC as it has ability to adjust audio delay, and this is definitely useful as there is often huge lag between audio and video (several seconds). At the end of my testing, some videos are OK when others are not viewable at all, even with adjusting the delay. Surely this depends of video encoding.
Of course i know all these stuff is not what the N5II was designed for, but i still can't help from thinking it's too bad that a cheap smartphone can handle video playing + screen casting perfectly when this expensive DAP cannot. And yes, i do know the small budget smartphone can't handle audio as good as our beast does. But still, that's too bad imho.
Maybe @CayinSupport or @Andykong could tell us more about this ?
And some info regarding firmware update & fix would be nice too btw
Cheers
Well, I know for a fact that the RK3188 inside the N5ii is perfectly capable of smooth video playback whether it is on an app or YouTube.
There is a guy on the FiiO X5iii thread who modifies and optimises the kernel on the X5iii and it runs much smoother than the stock kernel.
And since both the X5iii and the N5ii have the same RK3188 cpu, I asked him about the N5ii and he suspects that it may be because the kernel on the N5ii may be running old versions of the RK3188 driver.
Most likely not. As I said, the kernel modification and optimisation was carried out by a head-fier. FiiO also didn't make any move to improve it themselves.Thanks for your reply. That sounds much interesting... If only Cayin dev team could handle this...
That's especially interesting knowing that the N5IIs (which i have) besides has twice the RAM of the N5II
But i think Cayin already stated being more concerned with future product releases than optimizing old ones, especially regarding non critical features...
Well, if they could pull a miracle and iron out ALL the bugs in the next update, then that would be a great thing would it not? Then we would no longer have to wait for any updates.Yeah we may get one last bug fix release if we are lucky and that will likely be it.
I am vexed by Cayin. This experience does not define optimal.
That's referring to the 2gb ram on the N5iiSBy the way guys,
It the third party app section.. i saw that at the bottom there is a 2gb max?
Whats that all about?