I received the MAX instead of the PRO.
It is normal. Measured it with pyrometer. It is not hot. It is warm. 40°C on average. If it warm - it working)
This looks more like a PC issue. Have you tried with another dongle or USB audio device?One problem: when you connect it to a PC USB port and near is USB Wi Fi... Sound stops for half a second or a second. And then play normally. If I download a torrent, it happens very often. Every 10-20 seconds or less...
Hator 7:1 sound card that's really a chip long dongle with buttons. Work without problems.This looks more like a PC issue. Have you tried with another dongle or USB audio device?
It is only a PC-related problem. With the phone, all is OK. I have a Chinese 2011-3 old motherboard. Some protection can be missed.Hi everyone!
This is my first post here and I have been using the JM20 MAX for about a month now. When I reinstalled Windows on my computer, I saw I was having the same issue as @vvox, where the audio would fade-in after a second of playing something. When they said that the cause was from their USB Wi-Fi, I disabled the On-board Wi-Fi on my motherboard and saw that the audio fade-in as gone!
It's a bit weird to be honest. Will have to check if my phone has the same issue with the DAC.
It is only a PC-related problem. With the phone, all is OK. I have a Chinese 2011-3 old motherboard. Some protection can be missed.
Have an e1da DAC now, no problem with wifi. But I have some other issues that do not occur in phone use. trying to use the magic of changing ports and cables)
If you have/had Savitech drivers installed (and working), maybe that's the answer to not having fade-in on Windows?That is very weird. There is no fade-in from both the JM20 and JM20 Max that I have. Tried both my Windows 11 PC and Android phone (no UAPP, though). Puzzling indeed.
Interesting, after flashing FiiO FW the FiiO drivers and ASIO worked but the switching PCM filters unfortunately didn't. Now the question, did the FiiO firmware introduce the infamous "Cirrus Hump"?People will be reluctant to take the risk of bricking it. So, I served as your guinea pigFlashing the FiiO KA11 firmware to the JM20 Max was successful. Now the dongle is recognized as "FIIO KA11." But unfortunately, its filter setting cannot be changed from the Android FiiO app. It is changed on screen but has no actual effect (and whenever plugged in again the setting reverts back to default). Recording of test signals indicates it's not in the NOS mode.
Not sure if this is the case even with the FiiO KA11 (i.e., a bug of the firmware itself), though. At least, it works just as before. The only difference (other than the device label) is that it has a fade-in effect when audio starts after idling, which was not present with the stock FW. FiiO seems to always consider power saving as an important feature.
Never installed the Savitech driver.If you have/had Savitech drivers installed (and working), maybe that's the answer to not having fade-in on Windows?
Everything is the same as before, including the max output level, frequency response, filter (fast roll-off low latency / min phase), and response to multitone and other test signals. The only difference is the device label and fade-in behavior (which can be controlled by the FiiO control panel now).Interesting, after flashing FiiO FW the FiiO drivers and ASIO worked but the switching PCM filters unfortunately didn't. Now the question, did the FiiO firmware introduce the infamous "Cirrus Hump"?
As far as I know only the "Pro" Version supports MicDoes it support microphone in?
No, there's no Jcally app.Do the Jcally have an app?
Savitech 9312LGuys do we know USB bridge chip name?
Scitech SA9312L ???
Thank you for checking all of that. Could you please check just 1 more time if the absolute polarity / phase is correct after flashing the FiiO KA11 firmware onto JM20 Max? It happens to be reversed for JM12 with JA11 FW as we now know. Thanks a lot!Everything is the same as before, including the max output level, frequency response, filter (fast roll-off low latency / min phase), and response to multitone and other test signals. The only difference is the device label and fade-in behavior (which can be controlled by the FiiO control panel now).
No, the FiiO KA11 FW does not reverse the polarity of the JM20 Max:Thank you for checking all of that. Could you please check just 1 more time if the absolute polarity / phase is correct after flashing the FiiO KA11 firmware onto JM20 Max? It happens to be reversed for JM12 with JA11 FW as we now know. Thanks a lot!