[Audio Addict]

 
Does it work with other DACs you have?  If no, put in a ticket.

 
I do not know as it would be a pain to try move other dacs to where the Blue is at or try moving the blue around the house to other systems as spaces is tight.

 

[dsound]

I had a similar issue occur with my Geek Pulse X where it would no longer talk to my Mac.  Submitted a ticket on 10/14, received a response on 11/8.  Thankfully I had read about the wait-times on support tickets so I knew they were severely backlogged and didn't expect a quick turnaround.  
 
To their LH Labs credit, the customer-service rep who responded was apologetic for the wait and got me up and running again (sent me the new Firmware, works great now).
 
Anyone have a feature list of the new Firmware?  (v.3.0)  I've tried to find it online but cannot.

 

[oneguy]

I think this is the first Mac related connection issue that I have heard of.

 

[Panelhead]

  How many here are running the 3.0 firmware. Mine shows 2.0 after update at few months ago. It is an Infinity X.

 

[Panelhead]

  Just submitted a ticket for the latest driver for the Infinity X. Works fine with 2.0. Maybe 3.0 will flesh out the sound a little. Clearity is a strength, not as warm as I prefer as is. Hesitant to upgrade firmware, works fine with current firmware.

 

[spyder1]

    Just submitted a ticket for the latest driver for the Infinity X. Works fine with 2.0. Maybe 3.0 will flesh out the sound a little. Clearity is a strength, not as warm as I prefer as is. Hesitant to upgrade firmware, works fine with current firmware.

 
The newest  Windows driver 3.26, is available for download on LH Labs Support site. 3.26 works with Geek Outs, and Pulses, and Windows 7-10. Geek Out V2 Driver instillation, has a download link for Driver 3.26. No ticket needed!

 

[foreverzer0]

I had a similar issue occur with my Geek Pulse X where it would no longer talk to my Mac.  Submitted a ticket on 10/14, received a response on 11/8.  Thankfully I had read about the wait-times on support tickets so I knew they were severely backlogged and didn't expect a quick turnaround.  

To their LH Labs credit, the customer-service rep who responded was apologetic for the wait and got me up and running again (sent me the new Firmware, works great now).

Anyone have a feature list of the new Firmware?  (v.3.0)  I've tried to find it online but cannot.

Where did you even hear of a new firmware?

 

[dsound]

Where did you even hear of a new firmware?

Good question, I had never heard of the firmware or seen it on their website.  LH Lab's email to me was the first I had heard of it.

 

[travelfotografe]

my understanding:
 
The latest firmware is referred to as 2v0 or 2.0. The firmware is different from the driver software for Windows PC, which the lastest is version 3.26.
 
After flashing the 2v0 firmware, (in Windows) the LHLabs control panel app will show firmware version 2.0 installed. The control panel app will also show the driver version in use on your windows PC.
 
If you check the firmware version number on your Pulse unit itself, it will say "Main 3.0" and "MCU 2.4", at least that is for my Pulse.
 
So, the 2v0 firmware file is the latest, and after flashing the Pulse with it, the Pulse will report Main 3.0 on its on-unit display.
 
If you have the previous 1v5 firmware, the Pulse unit will report Main 2.0 on its on-unit display.

 

[oneguy]

I believe this firmware allows DSD256 playback, I could be wrong though.

 

[foreverzer0]

So when is SSM ever going to be implemented? I think I listen to streaming almost all of the time now.

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

I believe this firmware allows DSD256 playback, I could be wrong though.

 
In my case (Infinity), yes 2.0 firmware supports Native DSD/DSD256 playback.
 

 

[oneguy]

hmmm....tempting

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

IME, it's only minor drawback on my v1.0 Infinity is that it can't display DSD256 properly. But together w/ the 3.26 driver, it is rock solid. No connection issues, hiccups whatever.

 

[jbr1971]

  my understanding:
 
The latest firmware is referred to as 2v0 or 2.0. The firmware is different from the driver software for Windows PC, which the lastest is version 3.26.
 
After flashing the 2v0 firmware, (in Windows) the LHLabs control panel app will show firmware version 2.0 installed. The control panel app will also show the driver version in use on your windows PC.
 
If you check the firmware version number on your Pulse unit itself, it will say "Main 3.0" and "MCU 2.4", at least that is for my Pulse.
 
So, the 2v0 firmware file is the latest, and after flashing the Pulse with it, the Pulse will report Main 3.0 on its on-unit display.
 
If you have the previous 1v5 firmware, the Pulse unit will report Main 2.0 on its on-unit display.

 
Yes, the Pulse firmware is a totally different animal from the Windows driver.
 
The last I heard the firmware can still only be had by opening a support ticket, and providing the model and the serial number on the bottom of the unit, along with the 3 numbers off to the side.