[Victorr]

Hi to All!
I bought it for my son-in-law R6.
I will check the performance and found that files with a resolution of 24/384 stutter, play in jerks.
Interestingly, both simple flac 24/384 and MQA-flac 24/48, which rolls out to a maximum of 384 kHz, also stutters.
The files are located on the internal storage and on the SD card - no difference.
With a significant decrease in volume, stuttering decreases and completely disappears.
Any thoughts?
UPD: 24/352.8 - the same problems

UPD2:
In the audio settings, I switched the filter to the slow rolloff value and the stuttering almost disappeared. They appear only at very high volume values.
As I understand it, stuttering is the locking of the output amplifier from the excess of a high-frequency signal.

Maybe someone will use my research

 

[Joe Bloggs]

Hi to All!
I bought it for my son-in-law R6.
I will check the performance and found that files with a resolution of 24/384 stutter, play in jerks.
Interestingly, both simple flac 24/384 and MQA-flac 24/48, which rolls out to a maximum of 384 kHz, also stutters.
The files are located on the internal storage and on the SD card - no difference.
With a significant decrease in volume, stuttering decreases and completely disappears.
Any thoughts?
UPD: 24/352.8 - the same problems

UPD2:
In the audio settings, I switched the filter to the slow rolloff value and the stuttering almost disappeared. They appear only at very high volume values.
As I understand it, stuttering is the locking of the output amplifier from the excess of a high-frequency signal.

Maybe someone will use my research

Hi,

By stuttering do you mean distortion, or actual stuttering where the progress of the music in time is interrupted?

 

[Victorr]

By stuttering do you mean distortion, or actual stuttering where the progress of the music in time is interrupted?

I'll try to explain .. (oh, this is my English ..)
This is similar to how the output transistor turns off for a moment and the sound disappears. Moreover, this is manifested to a greater extent in the left channel, less often in the right. That is, the channels react to it independently.

 

[colourvisionkid]

Hi Everyone First Post But do read the Forums Regularly - i have a Problem on a Hiby R6

Will only Start with a hard reset - Will not start from standby - Have tried Rebooting and resetting from Android Startup but again the Same - Appears to play OK When working but once i click the standby button it will not start again unless i Do A hard Reset


Any Ideas and thanks in advance

 

[Victorr]

Any Ideas and thanks in advance

DAP does not wake up after stand-by mode?
Try doing a factory reset.

 

[colourvisionkid]

Thanks for your reply - Have tried that still the same - Have just Removed the Memory card seems to solve the problem

 

[wenbinbin2010]

Welp finally got the R6 Pro back a few weeks after being repaired. It was at least working and playing music again, but still some issues with the battery not being able to charge all the way. Today, my R6 Pro is dead again. Shut off randomly while playing music despite battery being near 40%, and won't charge. I've read through previous posts with the same issue, so will try to troubleshoot myself. But at this point, I'm done with DAPs altogether, at least Hiby. It's been the most frustrating audiophile purchase I've ever made from day 1. Even worse than the time I was scammed by a previous Audeze employee with a custom LCD-X that was DOA and smelled profusely like weed....

@Joe Bloggs if there's anything you can think to help besides what has been mentioned in the past about connecting to computer USB for a day, switching battery modes, etc, I'll listen to anything to salvage this device

 

[davidcotton]

Welp finally got the R6 Pro back a few weeks after being repaired. It was at least working and playing music again, but still some issues with the battery not being able to charge all the way. Today, my R6 Pro is dead again. Shut off randomly while playing music despite battery being near 40%, and won't charge. I've read through previous posts with the same issue, so will try to troubleshoot myself. But at this point, I'm done with DAPs altogether, at least Hiby. It's been the most frustrating audiophile purchase I've ever made from day 1. Even worse than the time I was scammed by a previous Audeze employee with a custom LCD-X that was DOA and smelled profusely like weed....

@Joe Bloggs if there's anything you can think to help besides what has been mentioned in the past about connecting to computer USB for a day, switching battery modes, etc, I'll listen to anything to salvage this device

Tried leaving it on charge for most of the day? Done a factory reset? Tried a different charger? Tried updating the firmware to the newest one available, or tried asking @Joe Bloggs if it's possible to roll back the firmware to the base one and update from scratch? Apologies if you've tried all of these.

 

[wenbinbin2010]

After pulling out the original Hiby USB-C cable and plugging it into a USB 3.0 plug on my turned on computer for a few hours, it finally charged and turned on. At least it works, but still will have to find a better solution for future charging!

 

[Tooros]

Hi All (I knew I shouldn’t have fiddled....)

I recently re signed up for Tidal on my R6 - to my amazement it was reporting 352 bit rate sampling. Then I saw an updated firmware so pressed it. Now I can’t get above 96. Is there a setting I’ve ‘undone’ or was the previous just a bug of the old firmware? Cheers.

**Edit: never mind - it seems to have fixed itself. **

 

[davidcotton]

After pulling out the original Hiby USB-C cable and plugging it into a USB 3.0 plug on my turned on computer for a few hours, it finally charged and turned on. At least it works, but still will have to find a better solution for future charging!

Now it's got a charge you may be able to use a normal wall plug one. Perhaps the battery was totally flat despite being ok?

 

[Joe Bloggs]

Hi All (I knew I shouldn’t have fiddled....)

I recently re signed up for Tidal on my R6 - to my amazement it was reporting 352 bit rate sampling. Then I saw an updated firmware so pressed it. Now I can’t get above 96. Is there a setting I’ve ‘undone’ or was the previous just a bug of the old firmware? Cheers.

**Edit: never mind - it seems to have fixed itself. **

It's probably to do with whether you have headphones plugged in or not (it would not go above 96kHz without, as it's putting out a digital signal that... welll... )

 

[Joe Bloggs]

After pulling out the original Hiby USB-C cable and plugging it into a USB 3.0 plug on my turned on computer for a few hours, it finally charged and turned on. At least it works, but still will have to find a better solution for future charging!

How well is it working at the moment? What were you usually using for charging?

 

[ScubaDrunk]

MODS
Please delete this post as I have re-posted it in another thread that is more appropriate

Thank you and sorry for the confusion.

 

[dasadab]

Quick question from newbie-ish person. I want to use the DAC on my Chord Mojo and use the R6 as a transport only for Qobuz. I think all I need to do is connect the USB-C on the R6 to the USB input on the Mojo. Correct? I got a little confused about using the line out connection as some folks here suggested. The menu for the line out gives the option of line out or SPDIF. Am I correct that I can use the R6 as a “transport” only using either USB-C or the line out set to SPDIF? Both ways of doing it will pass a digital signal?
Thanks.