[Romani]

Guys, I am confident I wasn't hearing this before but just started noticing 2 audible clicks inside the player when connecting and disconnecting the headphones. I am not referring to a sound I am hearing among the music in my headphones themselves but as if there is a component inside the player that is activating and deactivating as I connect and disconnect my headphones to the headphone jack. Are you all hearing this and I just wasn't noticing or did my X5 just start playing up? Would love some feedback on this. I am reverting to previous firmware now to see if this is 2.36 related.

 

[Qalavand]

  Guys, I am confident I wasn't hearing this before, but just started noticing 2 audible clicks inside the player when connecting and disconnecting the headphones. I am not referring to a sound I am hearing among the music in my headphones themselves, but as if there is a component inside the player that is activating and deactivating as I connect and disconnect my headphones to the headphone jack. Are you all hearing this and I just wasn't noticing or did my X5 just start playing up? Would love some feedback on this. I am reverting to previous firmware now to see if this is 2.36 related.

I can reproduce this, tested with IE80 and D770
 
 
 
 
Request for safety of young people:
I have cousin that love to use my x5, but sometimes she increase the volume that will shock my ears! She dont know how to use high volumes and manage the time, so Please show alert like "high volume will damage your hearing" when people want to increase volume in specific amounts and add option to limit the time of high volume.
thanks

 

[514077]

  Guys, I am confident I wasn't hearing this before but just started noticing 2 audible clicks inside the player when connecting and disconnecting the headphones. I am not referring to a sound I am hearing among the music in my headphones themselves but as if there is a component inside the player that is activating and deactivating as I connect and disconnect my headphones to the headphone jack. Are you all hearing this and I just wasn't noticing or did my X5 just start playing up? Would love some feedback on this. I am reverting to previous firmware now to see if this is 2.36 related.

It's just a relay cutting off sound to the HP jack when you unplug it. 

 

[Dobrescu George]

  Guys, I am confident I wasn't hearing this before but just started noticing 2 audible clicks inside the player when connecting and disconnecting the headphones. I am not referring to a sound I am hearing among the music in my headphones themselves but as if there is a component inside the player that is activating and deactivating as I connect and disconnect my headphones to the headphone jack. Are you all hearing this and I just wasn't noticing or did my X5 just start playing up? Would love some feedback on this. I am reverting to previous firmware now to see if this is 2.36 related.

i was scared the first time i heared it.. 
 
it is normal

 

[superbike999]

It is mentioned in the manual.  It appears to be a protection circuit

 

[magicalmouse]

The option to delete a whole folder - how does this work as the option seems to be missing from the choices - am i missing something?
 
Any help would be gratefully received.
 
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[Qalavand]

  It is mentioned in the manual.  It appears to be a protection circuit

Yes modern amps do that but in older firmwares I heard only one click not double clicks.
 

  Guys, I am confident I wasn't hearing this before but just started noticing 2 audible clicks inside the player when connecting and disconnecting the headphones. I am not referring to a sound I am hearing among the music in my headphones themselves but as if there is a component inside the player that is activating and deactivating as I connect and disconnect my headphones to the headphone jack. Are you all hearing this and I just wasn't noticing or did my X5 just start playing up? Would love some feedback on this. I am reverting to previous firmware now to see if this is 2.36 related.
 

Okay, I find a way
reset the setting to the factory and do fresh install again.

 

[Dobrescu George]

  Yes modern amps do that but in older firmwares I heard only one click not double clicks.
 
Okay, I find a way
reset the setting to the factory and do fresh install again.

the click sounds similar to a heartbead, one-and short response to that one... at least to me..

 

[bana]

  I used Media Monkey to sort and tag all 20000 (535 Gb) of my music. Haven't had a single problem. So I'm not sure if Fiio or Apple is to blame here

 
Thinking of doing Fiio, (I have Ipod Classic with 512Gb mSata) so memory is a big issue for me. Can you have the cards in the two slots at the same time?
 
Thanks

 

[TheoS53]

   
Thinking of doing Fiio, (I have Ipod Classic with 512Gb mSata) so memory is a big issue for me. Can you have the cards in the two slots at the same time?
 
Thanks

absolutely, that's what they're for

 

[bana]

  absolutely, that's what they're for

Will 256Gb cards be supported when they come out?

 

[TheoS53]

  Will 256Gb cards be supported when they come out?

can't see why they wouldn't be supported 

 

[Brooko]

  top left

 
Thanks Theo - brain not engaged 

 
Top left definitely.

 

[TheoS53]

   
Thanks Theo - brain not engaged 

 
Top left definitely.

lol we've all had one of those days. mixing up buttons is far less serious than throwing your shirt in the toilet, instead of the laundry basket :-D

 

[Qalavand]

  the click sounds similar to a heartbead, one-and short response to that one... at least to me..

heartbeat ? well thats don't look like murmur too lol this is what i heard
Turn on device > plug the headphone > play > Click.Click.3milsec. Click > now music start
 
@Joe Bloggs:
Could you guys open source the firmware so we can customize the codes?