[nihalsharma]

You are downloading from a server in China, maybe they are throttling IPs from India But seriously, if it is slow then you can download it directly from http://www.lotoo.cn/english/bottom/Service/Download/Hi_Fi_Music_Player/2020/0427/80.html and then follow instructions in zip file where to copy the fw file for local installation.

Hey, this was the second time I faced this issue while updating, so thought of putting up. But yes the throttling part may be true.

 

[chimney189]

I just received my Lotoo Paw 6000 yesterday. So far the only complaint that I have is that the album art takes some time to upload if I scroll down fast, and my SR15 was actually much quicker at doing this which is surprising.

The sound signature is great. It seems to really highlight the intended sound signature of whatever is plugged into it, which as of now if the Campfire Audio Vega.

 

[DAPpower]

I just received my Lotoo Paw 6000 yesterday. So far the only complaint that I have is that the album art takes some time to upload if I scroll down fast, and my SR15 was actually much quicker at doing this which is surprising.

The sound signature is great. It seems to really highlight the intended sound signature of whatever is plugged into it, which as of now if the Campfire Audio Vega.

Album art will load much faster if the micro sd card is exFAT, and the album art in a smaller size.

 

[chimney189]

Album art will load much faster if the micro sd card is exFAT, and the album art in a smaller size.

exFAT?

 

[DAPpower]

exFAT?

The format type, I'm guessing you have FAT32 on your card right now which is compatible with Astell&Kern players but the Lotoo seems to work best with exFAT.

 

[Nostoi]

exFAT?

Format it within the dap itself.

 

[chimney189]

Format it within the dap itself.

I just formatted the "TF card" and it deleted all of my music. I tried reinstalling my card and the music isn't being recognized...

 

[Nostoi]

I just formatted the "TF card" and it deleted all of my music. I tried reinstalling my card and the music isn't being recognized...

Formatting the card within the dap means putting the card into a native configuration best suited to the Lotoo OS. This is the way to make it run smoothly and quickly. It will delete all content, indeed - but I'm assuming you knew what formatting would entail, correct?

 

[chimney189]

Formatting the card within the dap means putting the card into a native configuration best suited to the Lotoo OS. This is the way to make it run smoothly and quickly. It will delete all content, indeed - but I'm assuming you knew what formatting would entail, correct?

Unfortunately I did not know this, so I'm guessing I need to re-download all of my music back on my SD card now?

 

[Nostoi]

Unfortunately I did not know this, so I'm guessing I need to re-download all of my music back on my SD card now?

You will, I'm afraid. Perhaps one should not presuppose every user knows the term "format." How big was your card?

 

[chimney189]

You will, I'm afraid. Perhaps one should not presuppose every user knows the term "format." How big was your card?

256

 

[DAPpower]

Dang it lol

 

[Nostoi]

256

Ok, well it'll be worth it when you re-download your music. I feel a bit bad that I didn't make it clear what format meant!

 

[chimney189]

Dang it lol

This actually gives me a chance to revise my music collection, so I'm not that upset.

 

[chimney189]

It's interesting because I'm living with folks who are used to playing music from their smart phones, and they saw me with the LP 6000 and said that it looked like it was from the 1960's...