Thanks for the replies, how long does it need to enter the desktop mode? I think it is immediately after the battery reaches 100%? So if I keep the battery is 100%, then wherever I bring the Mojo 2 to, just connect the power and it will go to the desktop mode, right?
Chord Mojo 2 Thread ___ [product released January 31, 2022 -- starting on page 95 of thread]
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Almost a year later, I can say the Chord Mojo 2 ASIO is not working for me either on Windows 11. It would suddenly cause the music to stutter awfully for a few seconds hurting my ears badly. Maybe this driver is not supported on Windows 11 ?
Ah that's why. I wonder why Mojo worked in some laptop and disastrous at some
ra990
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You'll inevitably get the white noise on your good cable too. I've had many times where I felt like I found the perfect cable and didn't encounter the white noise for weeks...until I did. The issue is the chipset, other DACs don't have this issue regardless of the USB cable used. Even if a particular cable improves the situation, the chipset should not be that sensitive to the type of cable used, as long as it is a cable within spec.
EDIT: I should also mention that the issue I've been having only happens at 705/768k rates. If you're having white noise issues at lower rates than that, then we're probably talking about different issues altogther.
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Is there any advantage to using ASIO? I never use it, always stick with Wasapi Exclusive Mode
Birch
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An underrated feature of the Mojo2 in my recent experience: the range of the volume control.
Since getting Hugo 2 I've started using Mojo 2 on the daily commute, replacing the Violectric Chronos. I would previously use my phone or the Chronos to adjust volume, and there was always this one step that went from "hm, a little too quiet" to "no, too loud now!". Can't find the sweet spot, very annoying.
With Mojo 2 I can really fine tune the volume level to the track or the outside noise conditions with precision. Good design.
Since getting Hugo 2 I've started using Mojo 2 on the daily commute, replacing the Violectric Chronos. I would previously use my phone or the Chronos to adjust volume, and there was always this one step that went from "hm, a little too quiet" to "no, too loud now!". Can't find the sweet spot, very annoying.
With Mojo 2 I can really fine tune the volume level to the track or the outside noise conditions with precision. Good design.
It looks like you don't need a OTG USB C cable with Android, a plain one seems to do just fine.
Is there any advantage to use an OTG cable or a premium USB C to USB C cable with the mojo 2 ?
Is there any advantage to use an OTG cable or a premium USB C to USB C cable with the mojo 2 ?
With UAPP the OTG kick starts it
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I agree. My point was the cable makes the difference between it happening every hour, day, week or whatever. My current cable is four months in of every day use without a failure. The previous cable worked perfectly for weeks and now fails several times in an hour. I absolutely do expect the current cable to go bad and trigger the problem at some point. I have a spare set aside for when that time comes.
So yes the problem is the chipset but you can’t change that. You can find cables that avoid the problem better than others. And yes again it is only on high but rates.
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This is what fixed it for me. Setting 192K max in Widows 11. Chord Support had also said to me that 768 is kinda high.
You are 100% correct about the chipset.
What is it about UAPP that requires an OTG cable ?
I have never noticed any cable peculiarities with UAPP.
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I remember that there is a slide explain the Mojo 2 technically, where can I find it?
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