I just encountered a strange issue with my R6 Pro... the power button seems to be pushed in slightly. It still works perfectly but I have to use the tip of my finger. Has anybody seen this? Not sure if it’s possible to fix myself
thanks!
Mine seems to have a squidgy volume up button. It's still working but it's not confidence inspiring.
I'm also having lots of glitches with mine particularly with the memory card. It sometimes has difficulty reading from the memory card and mysteriously attempts to unmount/eject the memory card on its own, interrupting playback, and that's on top of the frequent stopping, skipping and I/O stalling. It can't even copy a 10MB file without taking 10 minutes.
I'm checking the memory card and done Chkdsk etc. but nothing seems inherently wrong with the memory card. I recall a demo unit R6, R6 Pro and R5 I tried also behaved similarly with this memory card, so I'm not sure if it's a HiBy problem or the memory card really is faulty.
When the card -is- apparently mostly okay instead constantly stuttering, there's still a bit skipping or blipping, but no matter what seeking to a different part of a song has a terrible noticeable delay of 0.2s. A song in the internal memory has no such issue.
Another problem I'm having is the R6 also seems to be unwilling to consistently cooperate with the car stereo. It sometimes fails to reconnect, and other times it will stutter and generally play messed up as if the connection is bad. An even odder glitch is that it reversed the stereo sides for a while, which happened at least a couple of time.
...And yet another probably serious problem I'm having is that my unit seems to not be using the DTA architecture. I've been playing some 192kHz tracks and 44.1kHz tracks today in the HiBy app and noticed it was reporting
only 48kHz in the notification bar regardless of the file's actual sampling rate. To get 192kHz or anything else I had to use the fixed sampling rate setting. So my DTA seems to be broken in the HiBy app.
It correctly reported 44.1kHz and 48kHz in Poweramp for the relevant tracks and 44.1kHz for the 192kHz (Poweramp 2 unfortunately downsamples anything over 48kHz)
I'm starting to doubt my choice of getting the R6 over replacing my NWZ-ZX1's battery. That thing was finicky in its own way but certainly didn't give me these kinds of issues.
Another little gripe I want to add that I'd like to see as an option in future is to have a straight seek bar for the R6 instead of the circular seek bar surrounding the play button. If I wanted an iPod style UI... I'd go with an iPod...