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That's the latest, of course it won't "upgrade"
That's the latest, of course it won't "upgrade"
I never managed to get that build to install. Looking at the files and the files for the previous builds, I noticed that the file naming is different. All the previous versions used the file name DAP0001_E0.xxx - but the build marked 1.32 uses a filename ONKDAP0002_E0.xxx. The files may be correct or they may be wrong, but I suspect that difference may be why the player does not recognise them. However, there is no guarantee that the contents are correct and to try to use them if they are actually intended for a different hardware might cause problems, or even just brick the device permanently. I find the version 1.30 completely stable and I see no reason to take any risk.Nope. There where 3 between that one and
Latest Firmware Number:1.32/18911AEO
As of 20 September 2018
https://www.intl.onkyo.com/support/firmware/dp-s1.html
- Minor bug fixes and improvements stability
Thanks. Well, I will audition with my HD650 and D5200 later. I guess, CA Comet will pair well with this DAP like A&K SE100.I really like this player - I often listen to it with HD6xx or Denon D5200, both balanced. It can drive more than well enough both pairs of cans, so that I never go above 40/60 volume
to add on new apps in Linux apps are most welcomed.1.30 is the latest (and most probably the final) firmware for the Pioneer. The Onkyo sibling went up to 1.32.
For me this player is also ideology - using Linux instead of bloatware Android. I'd like someone to have a go at it to bring out the max from the hardware. There are some really nice firmware hacks out there for some Linux based ibasso players and of course MrWalkman's Sony hacks
I read the following firmware history, there's mention Tidal MQA playback, so I thought Tidal is included .@auronthas - Also see my post above - I am not sure that the update to 1.32 actually gets applied by the player (mine doesn't and another member's player doesn't). 1.30 seems completely fine so would I not not worry too much. And yes, TIDAL was not included (or maybe included but disabled) in the players for the Japanese market. I have it in mine (bought in Hong Kong) but I turn the wi-fi and Bluetooth off for better battery life and play local content only.
I don't have WIFI issue on DP-S1.Just to add - the wifi is really weak, even 2-3 meters from the router it might have issues finding the network.
Your link is to the Aus-Oceania site, but your (and mine) players are JP. I am not aware of any tools to change the region (language yes) and add functionality.
What I'm missing from this (and Sony) is the full UTF support - it can display Latin, Cyrillic, CJK but not for example Arabic or Hindi (I like my tags to also show the original form of the artist's name, like Ravi Shankar रवि शंकर)
Because it's a niche market. I believe Onkyo would do well if they released another 'audiophile' phone with most current specs as far as Android goes, good battery, and competitively price it against iPhone/LG V series. I would have got the Granbeat but it was quickly outdated based on Android and cellular specs. The underlying challenge is 90% of phone users aren't exactly audiophiles. Sad, I know.Why did Onkyo move away from the DAP market? They had some good products and good prices then just jumped ship.