[nioh]

Typically these cards actually physically cannot go in the wrong way, so no danger.

That’s not true. If forced the micro sd card can also go in the wrong way and then it’s a pain to remove it, might even cause some damage.

@Colif You know you have inserted it properly if the last 20% has a spring motion that clicks into place when fully pushed in. If there’s no spring action and it feels rough to push in then you are inserting it wrong.

 

[Etx1]

That’s not true. If forced the micro sd card can also go in the wrong way and then it’s a pain to remove it, might even cause some damage.

@Colif You know you have inserted it properly if the last 20% has a spring motion that clicks into place when fully pushed in. If there’s no spring action and it feels rough to push in then you are inserting it wrong.

Very true, hold my hands up as I am a guilty one. Done this on my Ibasso when I first got it, card went in wrongly, did not work ( probably shorted the card) so my wisdom told me try it on the the Nikon camera, smoke came out and camera was fried. So am very very careful now with sd cards. Expensive lesson.

 

[Nick24JJ]

HiBy customer service acknowledged there is an issue with the Max Battery setting and they will try to fix it. No ETA.

 

[jsmiller58]

OK, sorry if I gave bad advice about SD card insertion. But, can I ask those who’ve managed to put the card in wrong, did you have to apply excess force? I never applied excess force and the proper direction was obvious to me when small force failed to insert the card because it was oriented incorrectly…

 

[Etx1]

OK, sorry if I gave bad advice about SD card insertion. But, can I ask those who’ve managed to put the card in wrong, did you have to apply excess force? I never applied excess force and the proper direction was obvious to me when small force failed to insert the card because it was oriented incorrectly…

Cannot remember exactly as it was a few years back however from what I recall the card slot allowed the card to go in incorrectly, there was a lot of play so card could go in even when not put in straight so it went in wrongly, am sure I had read at the time this happened to at least another individual.

 

[Colif]

Waiting for microsd card and reader to show up in mail. I realised I needed to format it before I put it in anyway... inserting in reader might clue me in anyway.

Looking on YouTube I found video of a R6 where it had a sim tray - this doesn't appear to - and the sdcard was put in so that the label faced the back of the unit.
But looking inside the slot, the metal part appears to be on side facing rear of DAP which would imply to me the label should face display.
So just as confused as before

I got a 512gb sdcard so don't necessarily want to guess which way is right way

 

[HenjieT]

Waiting for microsd card and reader to show up in mail. I realised I needed to format it before I put it in anyway... inserting in reader might clue me in anyway.

Looking on YouTube I found video of a R6 where it had a sim tray - this doesn't appear to - and the sdcard was put in so that the label faced the back of the unit.
But looking inside the slot, the metal part appears to be on side facing rear of DAP which would imply to me the label should face display.
So just as confused as before

I got a 512gb sdcard so don't necessarily want to guess which way is right way

Pins facing up.

 

[Colif]

Thank you, that was exactly what I needed. It doesn't go in the other way anyway.

 

[rlw6534]

Even more cool is that you can run autoEQ on any unit listed on squig.link and export the results to a file that can be read directly by the PEQ

Which Autoeq.app equalizer app export type works the best with the new PEQ? I tried a few but I am getting data error. The file formats for some are similar to squig.link except for shelf filters. When I set up a 10 band custom PEQ without shelf filters, it still wouldn't import, so it's unclear what's happening.

 

[Joe Bloggs]

Which Autoeq.app equalizer app export type works the best with the new PEQ? I tried a few but I am getting data error. The file formats for some are similar to squig.link except for shelf filters. When I set up a 10 band custom PEQ without shelf filters, it still wouldn't import, so it's unclear what's happening.

Hi, I just tested this, there's actually not much to it, it's the custom parametric EQ, you can have shelf filters and up to 10 bands of anything even. You just have to edit the file so that the frequency numbers are whole numbers not decimals. I'll see about updating support for this in the next version.

 

[rlw6534]

Hi, I just tested this, there's actually not much to it, it's the custom parametric EQ, you can have shelf filters and up to 10 bands of anything even. You just have to edit the file so that the frequency numbers are whole numbers not decimals. I'll see about updating support for this in the next version.

Got it. Whole numbers only. I was wondering what was going on as the files looked to be the same format.