I've installed the rom on my Pioneer, there's no difference. All of the pioneer branding was retained. I'm glad you "know whereof you speak!" though, that's important.
I have it "fixed", I guess. I went deeper into the menu sysetem and got it to recognize the player. But it has me a bit concerned. It has been a bit tempermental from the start it being recognized by my computer and by Music Bee. Not really sure why. My Fiios X3 Gen 2 works fine, always, but the DP-X1 seems a bit hit or miss.
Anyone else experience this when connecting to a computer?
Just getting in to my unit after recently arrived here in Saudi. I have tried connecting it directly to my Marantz AV8802, using the front panel USB, the Marantz reads 'not connected' no matter what setting I have. Then the same for my Oppo 103D, it is not being recognised as a USB/player and doesn't show up anywhere as a device. Pulling the USB out of the Oppo did make the Onkyo screen move so it is detecting connection/power I assume.
Any ideas please? How to connect to these devices which comprise my main system.
I've installed the rom on my Pioneer, there's no difference. All of the pioneer branding was retained. I'm glad you "know whereof you speak!" though, that's important.
No, it's the "Onkyo" player but there's no branding within. Both apps can be installed and are fully functional on either device, just a slightly different theme. The hardware doesn't make a difference to the Rom or the music apps.
Just getting in to my unit after recently arrived here in Saudi. I have tried connecting it directly to my Marantz AV8802, using the front panel USB, the Marantz reads 'not connected' no matter what setting I have. Then the same for my Oppo 103D, it is not being recognised as a USB/player and doesn't show up anywhere as a device. Pulling the USB out of the Oppo did make the Onkyo screen move so it is detecting connection/power I assume.
Any ideas please? How to connect to these devices which comprise my main system.
The DP-X1 connects to external USB devices using MTP (Media Transfer Protocol), rather than appearing as a USB Mass Storage device (like a Flashdrive).
So, the external device will need a USB driver that can handle MTP connections - before it will see the DAP, or the music on it.
No, it's the "Onkyo" player but there's no branding within. Both apps can be installed and are fully functional on either device, just a slightly different theme. The hardware doesn't make a difference to the Rom or the music apps.
The DP-X1 connects to external USB devices using MTP (Media Transfer Protocol), rather than appearing as a USB Mass Storage device (like a Flashdrive).
So, the external device will need a USB driver that can handle MTP connections - before it will see the DAP, or the music on it.
Thanks
In this way I saw a restricted list like the TEAC Headphone amp amongst them that can connect via USB
So it's a no go through standard methods as you say
It seems a good case for an aftermarket dock that can then feed a preamp...just thinking out aloud.
Just getting in to my unit after recently arrived here in Saudi. I have tried connecting it directly to my Marantz AV8802, using the front panel USB, the Marantz reads 'not connected' no matter what setting I have. Then the same for my Oppo 103D, it is not being recognised as a USB/player and doesn't show up anywhere as a device. Pulling the USB out of the Oppo did make the Onkyo screen move so it is detecting connection/power I assume.
Any ideas please? How to connect to these devices which comprise my main system.
Just got my X1A today with a balanced cable. Comparing to my old iBasso DX90, sound stage sounds wider, sound is a bit more detailed. Absolutely amazing. I don't have any 384khz material, but 24/96 and 24/192 sound very good. Don't intend to use it for MQA because if I read it correctly MQA is a lossy sound format.
Basically at this point the player and headphones matter less than the recording itself. The recording makes more difference then the hardware.
Just got my X1A today with a balanced cable. Comparing to my old iBasso DX90, sound stage sounds wider, sound is a bit more detailed. Absolutely amazing. I don't have any 384khz material, but 24/96 and 24/192 sound very good. Don't intend to use it for MQA because if I read it correctly MQA is a lossy sound format.
Basically at this point the player and headphones matter less than the recording itself. The recording makes more difference then the hardware.
What microSD card would you guys recommend for offline Tidal? Not sure how fast it should be. I know Class 10 is a given, but Sandisk has UHS I and II standards, which differ in price drastically. Does the DP-X1 even support UHS II bandwidth speed?
What microSD card would you guys recommend for offline Tidal? Not sure how fast it should be. I know Class 10 is a given, but Sandisk has UHS I and II standards, which differ in price drastically. Does the DP-X1 even support UHS II bandwidth speed?
Different speed cards hasn't made a difference for Tidal offline. I get audio dropouts and skips with any SD card. I think its a Bug with the Android Tidal App.
Different speed cards hasn't made a difference for Tidal offline. I get audio dropouts and skips with any SD card. I think its a Bug with the Android Tidal App.
Ah okay, I thought the issue may be related to the card speed. I've never gotten audio dropouts on any Android smartphone with Tidal and microSD, so weird that the DP-X1 has that problem. I also wonder if sound quality may be compromised due to this issue too.
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