Welp, thats my Mojo delivered. Why oh why does it require ten hours charging, I'm too impatient! Haha. I will just have to wait. Really looking forward to hearing this little bit of kit.
More Android resampling literature here. We will likely see resampling minimized in Android N. Also I'm not sure that this info covers USB output as well.
Very interesting. I'll have to check out the Recovery. Thanks for sharing!
Forgive me, I'm new to android. When you say Android N does that mean the OS after marshmallow and that i'll be able to use N with my S7 edge after a simple update? If so, i'll be ecstatic. Upsampling is my only issue with the glorious S7 edge.
with mojo a good short USB cable with a single ferrite choke is the best option . I don't think it will require any relocking thing as the transfer through USB is asynchronous. problem is not jitter but noise which sometimes travels through usb adding a jitterbug between mojo and source may further improves the sound by cleaning the data stream of emi and rfi. jitterbug however not recognized by Android yet . a windows tab with foobar using asio and jitterbug in between with short USB cable having ferrite core may be the best and very cheap transport imho. tab may be less noisy as compare to laptop.
Forgive me, I'm new to android. When you say Android N does that mean the OS after marshmallow and that i'll be able to use N with my S7 edge after a simple update? If so, i'll be ecstatic. Upsampling is my only issue with the glorious S7 edge.
That's the hope, but there are many unknowns, including whether the S7 uses some other kind of audio implementation, and whether this non-re-sampling approach will be applied to USB out.
Hey,
I am trying to establish a toslink connection from my PS4 to Mojo and from there to Riva turbo x.
I get an orange sample rate indication but the speaker is making no sound when it is connected via the stock cable from Riva.
I used the Riva together with Mojo many times using the same analog cable. I also ruled out Mojos Toslink In and the Toslink cable. I selected Optical as primary audio output for the PS4.
Any Ideas?
Hey,
I am trying to establish a toslink connection from my PS4 to Mojo and from there to Riva turbo x.
I get an orange sample rate indication but the speaker is making no sound when it is connected via the stock cable from Riva.
I used the Riva together with Mojo many times using the same analog cable. I also ruled out Mojos Toslink In and the Toslink cable. I selected Optical as primary audio output for the PS4.
Any Ideas?
Welp, thats my Mojo delivered. Why oh why does it require ten hours charging, I'm too impatient! Haha. I will just have to wait. Really looking forward to hearing this little bit of kit.
With regards to the newer wall chargers from major phone brands, I've noticed majority will drop to trickle charge when they "sense" that the battery is reaching full charge.
Usually you will notice most mobiles will charge quite quickly up to about 80-90% and then take like forever to top off the rest. I'm guessing this is the reason why some users are reporting slightly longer charge times.
Glad it worked. I'm going to use the mojo as a dac as well when I'm at my gf's house, since I use the Soundblaster X7 at home and it's too big to lug around.
Welp, thats my Mojo delivered. Why oh why does it require ten hours charging, I'm too impatient! Haha. I will just have to wait. Really looking forward to hearing this little bit of kit.
Mojo very rarely requires that long to charge. Please read, and follow, the thread title. There is a huge amount of information there, including discussion of charging times, and other aspects.
For PC use do external DACs with balanced output (such as an MX-DAC) when used with a balanced amplifier offer any advantage over a Mojo combined with a normal headphone amplifier with single ended output? I'm not sure whether the Mojo is suitable for use with my Stax SR-007 (which has XLR inputs) and HD800S.
Finally got my Mojo. I'm stacking with my Nexus 5 for portable use. So far no EMI/interference issues. Also no luck modifying the audio policy file to disable upsampling. However, Uapp with Tidal works pretty damn well. Absolutely no issues on that front so far.
Will be upgrading to Android N tonight to test out resampling behavior. Will report back with findings.
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