[wolfen68]

  I've updated this post regarding battery charging.

 
Lurker0, have you already communicated with iBasso this issue as a potential firmware improvement?

 

[Lurker0]

 

  I've updated this post regarding battery charging.

 
Lurker0, have you already communicated with iBasso this issue as a potential firmware improvement?

No. But I see a person from iBasso recently had joined the forum, and, I believe, he is reading...

 

[phdutton]

Please help guys!
Last night I accidentally tried to format the internal storage on my DX90 from Windows. The format didn't complete, and now I can't see the internal storage at all. The player reports 0/0 left on the internal.
I have tried a Factory Reset, both from the player menu, and the recovery menu. I have also tried reflashing the latest firmware in Recovery mode from an SD card.
Still no internal storage. Can anyone help? The player works fine, just missing that 8GB.
 
Thanks,
Pete.

 

[DrSheep]

Does your internal storage at least mount within Windows?  If so try using Partition Magic to recover.

 

[phdutton]

  Does your internal storage at least mount within Windows?  If so try using Partition Magic to recover.

Hi, thanks for your reply.
 
No, it doesn't even show up in Windows Disc Manager.

 

[H20Fidelity]

  Hi, thanks for your reply.
 
No, it doesn't even show up in Windows Disc Manager.

Sounds to me like you've corrupted the internal storage quite badly, and its turned to RAW format. aAter you leave here contact iBasso but my guess is its toast.

 

[nc8000]

Sounds to me like you've corrupted the internal storage quite badly, and its turned to RAW format. aAter you leave here contact iBasso but my guess is its toast.

You need the iBasso recover tool. I think it is linked in the opening post in the main DX90 thread

 

[phdutton]

You need the iBasso recover tool. I think it is linked in the opening post in the main DX90 thread

Hi, thanks very much for that. I think I've found the link for that, (http://www.ibasso.com/download/DX90-tools.zip) but its a dead link. Does anyone have a working link for this? I can't see it on the iBasso downloads page either.
 
Thanks,
Pete.

 

[phdutton]

You need the iBasso recover tool. I think it is linked in the opening post in the main DX90 thread

Thanks for that, I think I found it, but the link is dead. Does anyone have a working link for this please? Its not on the downloads page on the iBasso site either.
 
Thanks,
Pete.

 

[phdutton]

Got a link from iBasso, this one works, and has fixed my issue.
 
http://www.ibasso.com/uploadfiles/download/DX90-tools.zip

 

[BaTou069]

I found a bug, or maybe it has something to do with the files...
 
However, Some DSF Files will play normally, others will play in ultra-slow-mode... this sounds like listening to vinyl in the slower speed. What could this be?

 

[Lurker0]

  I found a bug, or maybe it has something to do with the files...
 
However, Some DSF Files will play normally, others will play in ultra-slow-mode...

Currently DX90 supports only DSD64 (2.8MHz). Those that play slow are DSD128 (5.6MHz). They play exactly twice slower

 

[BaTou069]

  Currently DX90 supports only DSD64 (2.8MHz). Those that play slow are DSD128 (5.6MHz). They play exactly twice slower

 
Well, this explains a lot
Is there a way to convert these to DSD64? And, maybe also a dff2dsf converter

 

[MilesDavis2]

Have a sandisk SD card for my DX90 loaded with an assortment of Music from CD's as well as purchases from HDTracks. Using the J River Media 20. Tonight, I ripped newly purchased CD's to JRiver and was ripped as an APE. Format. Drag and transferred the music unto the SD card. I then installed the card back to the DX90. Suddenly, the DX90 is not reading my music files on the card. My laptop is reading the files and it is present on the SD card. Hoping someone has experienced this and would be able to extend any form of advise. In addition, I did a rescan of the card on the DX90 but still couldn't see the music. Thanks

 

[CobraMan]

Dropout update - it's been a while since I posted on this issue.  After becoming very frustrated last week with some many dropouts occurring that I could not even listen to the music I tried to reformat and reload both my SanDisk 64GB Ultra and the firmware on the DX90 - and of course, as you might guess - no luck.  Repeated a few times then decided to try something different.
 
So I put the card in my DX50 and the problem was even worse!
 
That's it, enough is enough and I dug out my SanDisk 32GB card - loaded it up with music - and voila, so far not a single dropout event in many days of use and several hours.  Could very well be that the 64GB card is somehow bad even though I ran the h2testw utility which found no errors at all.
 
Next step will be to contact SanDisk about a replacement.  Anyone try this and have success with a replacement 64GB card from SanDisk working properly?
 
Cheers,
Tim