[FiiO M11] Android 7.0, 2.5/3.5/4.4 Powerful Output, Exynos 7872, Dual AK4493 DAC chips, 3GB RAM, WiFi, Two-way LDAC
Of course you can.
Sven2015
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Do you read my postings? In ALL cases FLAC files are affected! FLAC files have NO gaps ,just MP3. M7 & M9 have the same problems, if you not fix the issues, M11 will have the same issues!
ALL my files are playing fine without any problems @other devices (Sony, Hiby (HIdizs), Squeezeboxes, Tablets and other).
Micro gaps and gapless problems are ONLY affected @FiiO players! That's the point!
You have to check your prog. code for all your devices (M11 included)! When I buy a M11 and I will have the same problems....this is the reason for NON buying until you fix the problems!
iscorpio71
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Thanks,
That's a shame. Here inithe US there is a huge market of users that rely daily on Google music service to conmute and at home.
Great - please keep us up to date.
Does it support Universal EQ?
for eg if I download songs in Qobuz,can I apply EQ while playing it?
Also can it be used as Roon End Point?
for eg if I download songs in Qobuz,can I apply EQ while playing it?
Also can it be used as Roon End Point?
No universal EQ (according to FiiO support). Pity. I’m sure it can be used as a Roon endpoint.
Thanks, so as long as I'm at home I can use DSP of roon to enjoy music in M11 but I will mostly use DAP on the go and EQ for Qobuz or other streaming service is what I was looking for.
Any DAP that supports universal EQ with streaming feature?
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Really strange. My FLAC on the M9 files are not affected. No gabs what so ever and because of your insting, I checked more or lese all my live recordings and classical and I had non, except one which I think is due to the recording. Microgabs seems to be to micro for me, also never have recognized a single one.
I use wired IEM only, someone on a German board someone reported gabs when using bluetooth IEMs.
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JRichardson1228
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I hope this remains true at launch.
Sven2015
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...and the button skip problems never existed.... ^^
FiiO did not test BT connect / headsets for M7 & M9. It seems the most issues occured / occures with BT connections....
Other people also reported gaps @FiiO board....my latest device AP80 can handle ALL my files* without any problem via LDAC BT and now? Find the gap... ^^
If the M11 uses the same prog. libs and code of the predecessors the issues will come again.... that's the reason for my warning here @M11 thread!
FLAC = correct gapless playback between tracks!
MP3/FLAC = without micro gaps IN the tracks!
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If you repeat, I repeat, there is no problem with gabless playback when using FLAC files and wired IEMs!!
(I won because if have used two exclamation marks!!)
Something About the Samsung Exynos 7872 (>> From James' Facebook)
Yesterday we’ve talked about the Samsung Exynos 7270 that used on the M6/M7/M9, today let’s say something about the Exynos 7872 SoC that used on the FiiO Android-based smart HiFi music player M11. The Exynos 7872 is a middle SoC that Samsung made for smartphones, which is made on the 14nm FinFET process, and integrated two 2.0GhZ ARM Cortex A73 cores and four A53 cores.
The overall performance of Exynos is comparable to Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, and MTKP25. It’s been widely used on Samsung’s smartphones, but this is the first time used on music player.
The Exynos 7872 is more than enough for a music player, with the 3G DDR, it’s able to support well for streaming apps. So we no need to make a white-listed third-party music streaming apps due to the performance limitation. And because of the 14nm FinFET process and relatively new cores, the standby current can be made to a very low level. The deep sleep time can last for 50 days when WiFi/Bluetooth is turned off per one full charge. So it’s very convenient to plug and play.
The performance of Exynos 7872 is on the top list of music player’s SoC, and we also took full advantage of it and developed some new features such as ALL TO DSD (can transfer the PCM formats files to DSD), better dynamic EQ and decoding iSO tracks in DST codec, etc. All of these better experience and sound quality are brought by the high performance SoC.
Yesterday we’ve talked about the Samsung Exynos 7270 that used on the M6/M7/M9, today let’s say something about the Exynos 7872 SoC that used on the FiiO Android-based smart HiFi music player M11. The Exynos 7872 is a middle SoC that Samsung made for smartphones, which is made on the 14nm FinFET process, and integrated two 2.0GhZ ARM Cortex A73 cores and four A53 cores.
The overall performance of Exynos is comparable to Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, and MTKP25. It’s been widely used on Samsung’s smartphones, but this is the first time used on music player.
The Exynos 7872 is more than enough for a music player, with the 3G DDR, it’s able to support well for streaming apps. So we no need to make a white-listed third-party music streaming apps due to the performance limitation. And because of the 14nm FinFET process and relatively new cores, the standby current can be made to a very low level. The deep sleep time can last for 50 days when WiFi/Bluetooth is turned off per one full charge. So it’s very convenient to plug and play.
The performance of Exynos 7872 is on the top list of music player’s SoC, and we also took full advantage of it and developed some new features such as ALL TO DSD (can transfer the PCM formats files to DSD), better dynamic EQ and decoding iSO tracks in DST codec, etc. All of these better experience and sound quality are brought by the high performance SoC.
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@WianFiiO when will the M11 be available in Canada so I can buy it? 
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