Yes, the Walkman in the Cradle and the PC going into the back of the Cradle. One direction is the Walkman as a source and switch the the other way enabling the PC to pass through. Put your finger into the only moving button on the back.
It does both, you can add files to the Walkman, or play files on the PC. The Walkman shows up as a drive, though I never use it that way?
It was purportedly able to filter the Walkman to use the Walkman to playback files on the TA. Still I’m pretty sure the Cradle sounds best. Though another member later somehow showed there was no digital filtering, or at best could not find varied reports? Still the Walkman has a reduced noise than the PC. So I guess that is how I hear it as better? Still I can’t believe all that circuitry in for charging inside the cradle? I mean why would they need all that, when they don’t normally?
But maybe thing is what it takes to not use USB to charge?
It does both, you can add files to the Walkman, or play files on the PC. The Walkman shows up as a drive, though I never use it that way?
It was purportedly able to filter the Walkman to use the Walkman to playback files on the TA. Still I’m pretty sure the Cradle sounds best. Though another member later somehow showed there was no digital filtering, or at best could not find varied reports? Still the Walkman has a reduced noise than the PC. So I guess that is how I hear it as better? Still I can’t believe all that circuitry in for charging inside the cradle? I mean why would they need all that, when they don’t normally?
But maybe thing is what it takes to not use USB to charge?
From what another member found from his modding of the dock and from a combination of my understanding of Japanese and Google translating there is some form of filtering from the components in that picture. Someone's measurements may show it does nothing, like the iFi filters and AQ Jitterbug, but I find it to be improved from my PC's USB output.
From what another member found from his modding of the dock and from a combination of my understanding of Japanese and Google translating there is some form of filtering from the components in that picture. Someone's measurements may show it does nothing, like the iFi filters and AQ Jitterbug, but I find it to be improved from my PC's USB output.
From what another member found from his modding of the dock and from a combination of my understanding of Japanese and Google translating there is some form of filtering from the components in that picture. Someone's measurements may show it does nothing, like the iFi filters and AQ Jitterbug, but I find it to be improved from my PC's USB output.
Almost all my music are CD flac or SACD dsf files displaying either PCM 44.1 > DSD 11.2 or DSD2.8 specs - connecting my Fiio BTA30 with optical streaming LDAC from my Nvidia Shield seems to show this regardless of the audio specs of the video file played. I checked that the BTA30 has upscaling switched off, does LDAC automatically trigger the 96kHz because that's it's so called maximum rate?
Almost all my music are CD flac or SACD dsf files displaying either PCM 44.1 > DSD 11.2 or DSD2.8 specs - connecting my Fiio BTA30 with optical streaming LDAC from my Nvidia Shield seems to show this regardless of the audio specs of the video file played. I checked that the BTA30 has upscaling switched off, does LDAC automatically trigger the 96kHz because that's it's so called maximum rate?
That’s very strange indeed. When I had one of these, it displayed the frequency accurately, unless I connected a Samsung phone through usb. Those were always stuck on 48kHz regardless. I always used the remastering function. The tv was always connected through optical and it went from the usual 48kHz up to dsd12.2MHz. It might be an issue with your other device rather than the amp.
That’s very strange indeed. When I had one of these, it displayed the frequency accurately, unless I connected a Samsung phone through usb. Those were always stuck on 48kHz regardless. I always used the remastering function. The tv was always connected through optical and it went from the usual 48kHz up to dsd12.2MHz. It might be an issue with your other device rather than the amp.
That’s very strange indeed. When I had one of these, it displayed the frequency accurately, unless I connected a Samsung phone through usb. Those were always stuck on 48kHz regardless. I always used the remastering function. The tv was always connected through optical and it went from the usual 48kHz up to dsd12.2MHz. It might be an issue with your other device rather than the amp.
That's cos most people play single player games on lower refresh monitors. I have a 240Hz monitor and play fast paced online game like Quake Live. Any delay than is very noticable like this. I still can play lots of games like Witcher, Diablo, Dark Souls w/o any problems at all.
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