peter1480
500+ Head-Fier
My xdp30r has been ok on both jacks for the 14 months, no problems with it at all.Does this have the problematical loose headphone jacks like its elder sibling, the DP-X1A? Thanks.
My xdp30r has been ok on both jacks for the 14 months, no problems with it at all.Does this have the problematical loose headphone jacks like its elder sibling, the DP-X1A? Thanks.
Does this have the problematical loose headphone jacks like its elder sibling, the DP-X1A? Thanks.
late in the game but just got one! the price was too good to pass up!
Hello,
can anybody give me a hint für the pathes in m3u playlists for sd cards? Have a look below....
When I try to import playlists, I will get an error with no more information...
Thank you very much
Hello,
does anybody know how to set path in playlist for Pioneer XDP-30R?
I tried several pathes for sd cards, but importing playlist will result in an error.
For example:
/sd1/Blues/Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado/Songs From The Road_HiRes_FLAC_24bit_44100Hz/1-02_Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado_Paradise.flac
/sd2/Blues/Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble/Couldn't Stand The Weather (Remastered)_HiRes_FLAC_24bit_88200Hz/1-06_Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble_Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place in Town).flac
But this will not work.
Any other ideas?
Google search did not find any further information...
Thanks
I use Windows and export my playlist from JRiver. The following works for me when importing the M3U file.
Case 1 - If all of the tracks for a Playlist is located on the same SD card
Case 2 - On your original device the Playlist tracks are all in one directory, but you have copied all your tracks across 2 SD cards in the DP-S1
- Export or create your playlist in M3U format
- The path of each track should start from the root directory and with each subfolder separated by a backslash "\". For example my root directory is "Music" so my path looks like this:
Music\Album Artist\Album\Track file. In the quote above, the correct path is "Blues\Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado/Songs From The Road_HiRes_FLAC_24bit_44100Hz\1-02_Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado_Paradise.flac"- Copy your M3U playlist file to the root directory of the SD card that contains the tracks
- Use the Playlist import option in the Playlist menu and it should import
- Once you confirmed the import, you can delete the M3U file from the root directory.
Not the easiest workflow when importing playlists and you have tracks on both SD Cards, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty quick and easy. I must say, why it must be backslashes (Windows) instead of forward slashes (Linux and Mac OS) is weird considering the DP-S1 OS is Linux based.
- Copy the M3U file to your SD Card 1
- Follow steps 1-4 in Case 1 above
- Only the tracks that are located on SD Card will appear in the new playlist
- Delete the M3U file on SD Card 1
- Copy the original M3U file to your SD Card 2
- Follow steps 1-4 in Case 1 above
- When you import it will create another playlist with the same title with a "1" appended at the end, with only the tracks that are located in SD Card 2
- From the playlist select the 3 dot menu of the playlist with the "1"
- You will see a "+" option which allows you to add tracks from another playlist
- Once you select "+" select the same playlist without the "1" and that will merge the tracks to the one playlist
- Delete the playlist with the "1"
Edit - corrected the merging playlist steps
Hi,
thank you very much for your answer
For me it works with forward slashes.
And I had to put "#EXTM3U" into the first line.
I put all songs from my playlists on the first sd card
So all in all it works nice.
But Pioneer should improve work with playlists when tracks are on both sd cards
Waiting for my XDP-30R to show up.
About the microSD card expansion - can anyone confirm the biggest capacity micro SD cards that it will accept?
Is it really capped at 200gb per slot?
I am using 400 GB x 2 with no issues at all. There is no reason to believe that the OS can't read up to the theoretical limit of 2 TB. It will be a while before micro sd cards reach that density though.
Glad to hear!
I am upgrading from a DX90 that I sold some time ago. Should I expect any improvements in sound quality? I was quite happy with the DX90's clarity, although the HM801 I had at the time sounded much more organic and realistic.
Glad to hear!
I am upgrading from a DX90 that I sold some time ago. Should I expect any improvements in sound quality? I was quite happy with the DX90's clarity, although the HM801 I had at the time sounded much more organic and realistic.
That's just the capacity that was available at release. I'm not sure why companies do that. I used 128 and 200GB with an original AK100 with no problem despite them suggesting in original marketing material that capacity was far lower than that. No problem.Waiting for my XDP-30R to show up.
About the microSD card expansion - can anyone confirm the biggest capacity micro SD cards that it will accept?
Is it really capped at 200gb per slot?