[pietro77]

The WPS ( music playing screen) does not exist when player is stopped, only on pause or when playing. In contrary to iBassos Firmware, rockbox's main screen is the menu screen not the music playing screen, so when playback is stopped, it jumps back to main menu. This is not easily changable with a small code modification. It is also not possible to start the player in "paused" mode.
I'd recommend to set "start screen" setting to "main menu".

Thanks.
It looks that Main screen is the best option.

 

[pietro77]

Does anybody have a problem with "choking" music right after turn on player? I mean that I turn on player, choose folder to play and during first 15 seconds I can hear really tiny breaks in music. After short while music is played clear. I notice that same happened when new folder is played through random auto change directory. Is it normal behavior?

 

[B3H3M0T]

Does anybody have a problem with "choking" music right after turn on player? I mean that I turn on player, choose folder to play and during first 15 seconds I can hear really tiny breaks in music. After short while music is played clear. I notice that same happened when new folder is played through random auto change directory. Is it normal behavior?

are you use directory to play some music?
you better use by album when play or maybe you need to clean/ delete folder .audio on sdcard or dx50 internal memory.
then reisntall firmware and reset factory it.

 

[pietro77]

Yes, I always use directory.
So if it isn't normal I will try reinstall it...
Thanks.

 

[ceemsc]

Does anybody have a problem with "choking" music right after turn on player? I mean that I turn on player, choose folder to play and during first 15 seconds I can hear really tiny breaks in music. After short while music is played clear. I notice that same happened when new folder is played through random auto change directory. Is it normal behavior?

I get the same issue for playlists which contain long or large numbers of songs in large ALAC format.
I've always taken it as the system requiring time to cache & buffer the complex/large/many music files while trying to DSP & send out the music for playing.

 

[pietro77]

Thanks, I will look into also.

 

[pietro77]

The problem seems solved.

I wonder if this is not related to the alternating use between rockbox and mango ...
Cholero, in any case, thank you for your advice.

I was searching and I found that you have also problems with micro cuts. It been a while ago but maybe you remember what you've done with it.

 

[ceemsc]

I was searching and I found that you have also problems with micro cuts. It been a while ago but maybe you remember what you've done with it.

No I use Rockbox 100%
I was considering using OF to use the DX50 as a USB DAC but I didn't get around to it & I'm now using the DX50 as transport only SPDIF out.

 

[pietro77]

I`m using micro sd 128gb formatted into exfat. Maybe I should try format it into fat32?

 

[ceemsc]

I`m using micro sd 128gb formatted into exfat. Maybe I should try format it into fat32?

Same here or rather I used my Sandisk 128GB card straight out of the box without explicitly formatting.

I'm not sure how going to an older file format system is going to work?

 

[pietro77]

I just try different things, I checked other things and nothing helps. Before I used that card with sony a15.

 

[wholdo]

I didn't do anything special. The problem comes back from time to another, but it became more rare. I don't understand, but I think it comes from the buffer. I tried to change the maximum of settings, unable to resolve the issue. Somewhere, it is reassuring to see that I'm not the only one with this problem

 

[pietro77]

Strange. Still same problem. I think it might be something with amount of folders. When I took out micro sd, and listen using internal memory there was no problem.
I will look further.

 

[sirloyne]

I have the same problem. It started doing it after I replaced a 64GB card with a 128GB card. I have about 80GB of music on the card in the form of VBR L2 MP3's, so I just figured it was a result of having so many files in the library. I doesn't bother me once I realized it only did it 1-2x in the first 10 seconds of the first song.

 

[sduck]

I have that "problem", although it doesn't really bother me that much. I only get one or two brief (barely noticeable) dropouts, sometimes, all within the first 10 seconds of play after powering up the device. I've found that it seems to happen almost exclusively with mp3 files - it never happens with flac files.