i have a ak240SS (warranty has expired) that is not able to boot up and nothing is happening either when charging either through the computer or wall outlet. Prior to that, i have not touched my AK240SS for a few weeks. Anyone has encountered any such issues? (is this due to the battery or the board itself and what is the price for repair usually on such things)
I have emailed both the company who sold me the Ak240SS and also iriver (2 days ago) but no one has responded thus far. Does anyone know of any contact/representative email that i can contact for such an enquiry?
AK70II, definitely. Not familiar with the newest models to have an opinion. The 240 is a dual DAC design with native DSD support. I’m especially fond of the chassis design.
I have not tried the 512, but I have the 400 and I get that all the time if I transfer files using my Windows system.
Take the card out of the AK, mount it on your computer (I'm assumeing Windows here), open Computer, right click on the drive, go to "Properties", then the "Tools" tab, click the "Check now..." button under "Error-checking". Let it finish, eject the card, try in the AK again.
This usually fixes it for me. For whatever reason, Windows does not eject the drive clean and it freaks out my AK. Does not happen if I us Ubuntu. Annoying as hell.
Hope that helps. Let us know.
In theory, any device that can handle a 32GB SD card can handle a 2TB SD card which is the max capacity of the SD standard. In theory.
what's really weird is after formatting it in the ak240 and copying a bunch of files just to test, after it kept coming up "damaged", I took it out and stuck in windows box and it was formatted as FAT32
meanwhile the 400GB (sandisk) is exfat and works fine
I have not tried the 512, but I have the 400 and I get that all the time if I transfer files using my Windows system.
Take the card out of the AK, mount it on your computer (I'm assumeing Windows here), open Computer, right click on the drive, go to "Properties", then the "Tools" tab, click the "Check now..." button under "Error-checking". Let it finish, eject the card, try in the AK again.
This usually fixes it for me. For whatever reason, Windows does not eject the drive clean and it freaks out my AK. Does not happen if I us Ubuntu. Annoying as hell.
Hope that helps. Let us know.
In theory, any device that can handle a 32GB SD card can handle a 2TB SD card which is the max capacity of the SD standard. In theory.
what's really weird is after formatting it in the ak240 and copying a bunch of files just to test, after it kept coming up "damaged", I took it out and stuck in windows box and it was formatted as FAT32
meanwhile the 400GB (sandisk) is exfat and works fine
Thanks first of all for all your posts and topics, i am more the reader the the writer (Like most people).
I own an AK240 since about 2 years, still very happy with that (Playing in my mind to get a SP1000M, but thats another story). I am using an 400gb SanDisk SD Card and experience several times an issue (had the same issue earlier with 200GB SDCards as well). looks and sounds like following:
1. i format the SDCard to FAT32
2. i transfer the Music in formats like flac, dsd, wav)
3. I transfer that in folders using "Album Artist" - "Album Name" - "Music Files + folder.jpg"
4. AK Reads the Card (takes long time, but works most time)
Problem 1: sometimes when i put the card with new files first time, reading process stucks with screen black - only power button 12sec - resets helps.....
Problem 2: While listening to music the music stucks, sounds like "CD hang" + "Black Screen" - only power button 12sec - resets helps.....
Both Problems are not reproducable and appear without recognizable pattern. Problem Nr2. bothers me the most, as it takes always long time to transfer the files.
P.S.: Resetting Database does not necesseraly help....
Does anyone experience the same and have anyone a clue whats going on there?
Could not find anything via search function, sorry if this has been posted already.
1. i format the SDCard to FAT32
2. i transfer the Music in formats like flac, dsd, wav)
3. I transfer that in folders using "Album Artist" - "Album Name" - "Music Files + folder.jpg"
4. AK Reads the Card (takes long time, but works most time)
no, haven't had that issue, just recently upgraded from sandisk 400 to kingston 512 ...never used fat32 only exfat (allows for >4gb files)
the AK240 as device (plugged in) is pretty slow, it's faster to pull the card and stick in sdcard reader
i have had (numerous times) that card "not recognized" when put back in and the device turned on, usually rebooting a second time gets that card going
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