[bSquared64]

Yes, the QP2R can support the 400gb cards and they are around $79 right now on Amazon!

 

[514077]

Yes, the QP2R can support the 400gb cards and they are around $79 right now on Amazon!

I'm sorry, but I was asking about the 1R. If not, I can try it in the fabled Chord 2go, eventually.

 

[397324]

@bSquared64,
I can get a 400GB card for a reasonable price. My concern is, would it be able to function in the QP1R? I don't care about library or playlist functions; I just use file browsing for my listening. I have lots of tracks, and wouldn't mind the bigger card, especially since a large portion of my music is higher bitrate. Thanks in advance.
And while I'm here, is there any chance of upgrading for the 1R? Or is that it for the player? I still have that faint hope for the play-through function being added.

I've used 400gb Sandisk cards with no issue. The only fix I want is to give us back the approximate 20% volume decrease in 1.0.9 compared to previous firmware versions.

With a new model with the battery modified circuit, rolling back to 1.0.8 gave the volume back, but the battery indicator was all over the place. Pity there's no firmware modders on the QP1R scene, like with the iBasso DX200!

 

[JerryLeeds]

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[Amber Rain]

I formatted my 400gb card in the QP1R and it's worked a treat (so far, it's only been in about two weeks ).

 

[514077]

Thanks guys.

 

[JerryLeeds]

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[Amber Rain]

When I tried to format the 400gb ... It did reformat but it wasn't the 'full' 400gb ... At least that is what I remember ... It was in the 128gb range

You never get the full GB quoted on the card, usually about 90% of it.

 

[514077]

You never get the full GB quoted on the card, usually about 90% of it.

Then he should have 366GB. Is that what you have?

 

[Amber Rain]

Then he should have 366GB. Is that what you have?

366.8 GB for the 400 sd card and 183.3 for the 200 one.

 

[397324]

I think its the space taken up by the formatting process.

 

[chickenmoon]

I think its the space taken up by the formatting process.

No, it's down to the fact that in computers gigabyte = 1024 megabytes but for storage device manufacturers gigabyte =1000 megabytes. Same goes between megabytes and kylobites as well as between kilobytes and bytes.

 

[397324]

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[mwhals]

I think its the space taken up by the formatting process.

No, it's down to the fact that in computers gigabyte = 1024 megabytes but for storage device manufacturers gigabyte =1000 megabytes. Same goes between megabytes and kylobites as well as between kilobytes and bytes.

You both are correct. The type of format used (NTFS, FAT, exFAT, etc) will use varying amounts of space. The fact a kB is 1024 bytes is a larger discrepancy though.

 

[JerryLeeds]

Please see the post below ... I posted this a while ago ... First time I tried formatting a 400 GB card with the QP1R

I was just referencing this situation I had ... I also don't know which FW version I was using at the time ...

Yes I know you don't get a full 400 Gb on a card ..I'm a computer programmer and know what I'm doing

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/rev...nd-iem-pairings.778877/page-376#post-13845692