AndrewOld
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I wonder whether it is clever enough to pass Roon’s volume control through to the DAC? This would let you control the volume of your Hugo2/TT2/DAVE from Roon remote.
Do you think Roon really knows or that the entry for Poly presumes there is a Mojo connected?
Does the Roon app control the volume on your Mojo when it is connected to the Poly?It'll show the (certified) devices in the "chain" if they are connected through USB, just like my microRendu "sees" the Hugo2.
Not anymore. Roon fixed that. My Samsung galaxy note 9 plays roon glitch free now.
The way the usb handshake may take place between them, it’s possible that mojo identifies itself and poly passes it on to Roon. But simpler to hard code.Do you think Roon really knows or that the entry for Poly presumes there is a Mojo connected?
I checked, and although Roon lets you specify ‘fixed’ or ‘device’ for volume, when your on the ‘now playing’ screen, volume is always stated as fixed. Which then seems to mean that you need to control the volume directly on the device.Does the Roon app control the volume on your Mojo when it is connected to the Poly?
Some DACs, like the Naim V1, accept volume control and other commands via USB. This would mean that when you set Roon up appropriately the volume control inside the Roon app directly controls the volume in the DAC. This would be a nice feature for many people. It is known as USB HID volume control. J River also support it. There is a good thread about it here on the Roon forumI checked, and although Roon lets you specify ‘fixed’ or ‘device’ for volume, when your on the ‘now playing’ screen, volume is always stated as fixed. Which then seems to mean that you need to control the volume directly on the device.
I wonder is the max rate still 386?
What is a sample rate converter and why would I want one?
There seems to be no benefit for 2yu unless you are using mscaler and this is quite huge benefit for me as it allows me to cover with H2 2goyu all use cases need. In theory you could connect 2 GoYu to hugo 2 seperately using any output 2 yu offers but do not see the point at this stage. I think main selling point for 2 yu is for hugo 2 mscaler users or other chord dacs users. I somehow do not bielieve other brands dacs users would want to use chord streamer, unless it will do some wonders sonically. I also doubt 2 goyu will act as roon core but more roon end point but info on chord page is not clear so who knows for sure…What would the benefit of adding a 2yu (I still think this is a terrible name) to my Hugo 2 and 2Go be?
Or is the 2yu designed to enable 2Go use with non-Chord gear as its main selling point?
Edit: seems like a H2–>2Go—>2yu connection is impossible by design as 2Go and 2yu connect to each other using the same ports as H2 and 2yu
There seems to be no benefit for 2yu unless you are using mscaler and this is quite huge benefit for me as it allows me to cover with H2 2goyu all use cases need. In theory you could connect 2 GoYu to hugo 2 seperately using any output 2 yu offers but do not see the point at this stage. I think main selling point for 2 yu is for hugo 2 mscaler users or other chord dacs users. I somehow do not bielieve other brands dacs users would want to use chord streamer, unless it will do some wonders sonically. I also doubt 2 goyu will act as roon core but more roon end point but info on chord page is not clear so who knows for sure…
Me to thats why I like clean chord aproach with Mojopoly and Hugo2go. Mscaler main issue is not its size but the fact it requires all the cables going in and out...Thanks- I might have to consider buying a Mscaler at some point.
Most people seem to love the thing but the price point and size of it are somewhat offputting.
I really try to stay away from gear that occupies too much space.
Would Roon “see” the music on whatever SD cards you have plugged in to the 2Go?