Love to help, but not sure what UAPP setting would affect your stutter. I don`t have any issue using UAPP on mine.
I have been having these problems with UAPP too, playing Tidal and Qobuz. Often it was playing fine until I paused or skipped a track, then it starts playing up
Have you updated to the latest FW that was released last week? I had a stutter with Amazon Music on the 1st track played, but it`s resolved with the latest FW (I think)
Yes I'm on the latest firmware. I always find UAPP to be a little glitchy though, whatever device, but it is usually things like managing the queue not the sound.
Thanks for the help. Tried your settings, seems like the hires driver flags solved it. Will observe more. Thank you!
Yes there is. I found out the hard way. Spotify and Apple music do not recognise the SD card as storage to use to store offline downloads I imagine other streaming services may have issues with that as well. If you don't use streaming however I imagine the limitations will be less of a worry
Updated: Issue seems to persist, only with local mqa 24/96 tracks or above though. Micro stutters. So guess that I have to stick with the Hiby stock app for now =(
@brainfog on a second thoughts, I dunno if the frequency status on the top bar is reliable.
If on android phone. There is a developer options “Force allow apps on external“. After I enable this, I can transfer Apple Music to SD card. Not sure this going to work on r6iii or not.
well... the thing about formatting it as internal memory is it simply becomes part of your player's internal memory for most intents and purposes, so you can be using the SD card even if it says internal memory, for installed apps even, never mind music data. The real drawback, I think, other than "what if you DID have to remove the card or it gets removed by accident", is it's a quite uncommon config among users and in our testing, so to be honest you may be much more prone to uncovering bugs in the implementation.
spotify allow you to specific external SD card as offline storage.
Interesting, when i formatted mine as internal it would only let me select the built in flash to save one spotify and on apple music. Mind you that being said my device is currently undergoing a warranty claim so who knows.spotify allow you to specific external SD card as offline storage.
But i tend to use internal rather.
Ahh that makes sense might just be picking up a software bug that didnt quite get found. Thats alright. Sometimes these things never appear until things are out to the general public. Two updates since launch however shows hiby is committed to squashing as many bugs as they canwell... the thing about formatting it as internal memory is it simply becomes part of your player's internal memory for most intents and purposes, so you can be using the SD card even if it says internal memory, for installed apps even, never mind music data. The real drawback, I think, other than "what if you DID have to remove the card or it gets removed by accident", is it's a quite uncommon config among users and in our testing, so to be honest you may be much more prone to uncovering bugs in the implementation.
What I meant is that you don't need to select a separate memory for your music data to go to, because for that purpose your SD card *had become built in flash memory*. While there were bugs in the implementation (the exact nature of which escapes my memory at the moment), this isn't one of them.
