For the record I did go ahead with the install, I've encountered things like this before and they've turned out to be false positives. It can be a burdon for small time developers to register their files as safe with every party known to man.
Probably STM8S005C6T6 from STMicro of poor quality.
All the bugs listed are clearly software related.Sure sounds like a bad chip. My 1910 numbered DAC (apparently Oct 2019???) has been absolutely glitch free which should rule out bad code???
I know this is not the forum for this question but did you subjectively prefer the E30 sound vs the d50s?I experienced it when hitting play/pause and more detrimentally between every track when playing via spotify connect using volumio. Recently (in the last week) the spotify connect plugin was upgraded to handle gapless playback. (big shout out to Ash for fixing that) The switch to gapless has entirely solved for the between tracks issue and I've since decided to keep my E30 and return my D50s.
I demo'd each for couple of weeks, swapping back and forth every day or so, and honestly if there's a sonic difference I wasn't able to tell for sure. Bottom line for me came down to the money savings and removal of a bluetooth behavior I disliked (always discoverable regardless of input source vs only discoverable when source selected). Wish list for the E30: auto off of display, standard usb power port (not barrel connector) so the threat of losing that wire is lower.I know this is not the forum for this question but did you subjectively prefer the E30 sound vs the d50s?
It's effectively "standby" mode. When signal is present it powers on, after a delay without signal it powers off.What does the auto power on & off setting do? It's not really explained in the manual.
Windows only for the update.Has firmeware update also to be done in a linux environment? If so, is it possible to do with a linux or do i need to look for a windows machine? Thx.
thanks. that's great then if a dac half the price subjectively sounds virtually identical. Already placed an order for the e30. I also sold my d50s previously because I found same-priced multibit dac more enjoyable even though they measure poorly. Now the E30 is cheap enough to keep around if I want something clean and precise.I demo'd each for couple of weeks, swapping back and forth every day or so, and honestly if there's a sonic difference I wasn't able to tell for sure. Bottom line for me came down to the money savings and removal of a bluetooth behavior I disliked (always discoverable regardless of input source vs only discoverable when source selected). Wish list for the E30: auto off of display, standard usb power port (not barrel connector) so the threat of losing that wire is lower.
I personally think we're entering the maturity phase of the DAC product life cycle. Most all of the DACs made in the last 10 years won't measure up against what's being made for a fraction of the price this year or next year.thanks. that's great then if a dac half the price subjectively sounds virtually identical. Already placed an order for the e30. I also sold my d50s previously because I found same-priced multibit dac more enjoyable even though they measure poorly. Now the E30 is cheap enough to keep around if I want something clean and precise.
I have pretty much beefy gaming pc with extreme overclock, coil whine and all yet my internal soundcard completely 0 noise at max gain and volume which has pretty strong amp. Tried with both 30ohm and 250ohm headphones. If internal soundcard is noise free like this, every external dac should be completely silent.I don't really trust Youtuber information. If you have any doubts, you should try and see for yourself. I always do so.
There are various types of PCs. Of course, the quality is also different. Therefore, amirm's report is based on amirm's environmental conditions and is not guaranteed in all environments. In particular, gaming PCs tend to be noisy. I think I need to understand that.