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Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 5:03 pm
by Claus
Was going to try the mqn player. Do I really have to sign up with rapidshare to download it?

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 5:23 pm
by jkeny
Claus wrote:Was going to try the mqn player. Do I really have to sign up with rapidshare to download it?
Rapidshare has turned into some mixed up, impossible to use, download site which makes no sense.
I will email you the latest version of MQN - if Nige hasn't got there first :)?

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 5:36 pm
by nige2000
jkeny wrote:
Claus wrote:Was going to try the mqn player. Do I really have to sign up with rapidshare to download it?
Rapidshare has turned into some mixed up, impossible to use, download site which makes no sense.
I will email you the latest version of MQN - if Nige hasn't got there first :)?
Damn
cant win them all!!!

Mqn is on fire this last couple of days, much much better on non optimised pc's than jplay

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 6:59 pm
by Claus
Whoever sends it first wins! :)

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 7:55 pm
by jkeny
Claus wrote:Whoever sends it first wins! :)
I won !!!!!!
Post your impressions - I'm surprised it took you this long to jump in - don't you know Nige & I would not steer you wrong?

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 9:27 pm
by tony
At a more basic level I have temporarily got the usb key on control pc working off the anker. Using both sticks now on the anker but require using the mini usb slot on the anker which charges it to be connected to a usb slot on my laptop. It wont work any other way.

Very much like all I am hearing. Have made quiet a few changes( improvements?) over the last week but with the amount of stuff installed by lads here over the same period I think I may have slipped further behind in the arms race. Know how the Russians felt! Certainly even with a laptop as control pc the batteries on the audiopc and the meicord have mellowed out the sound with no seeming loss of detail.
Nice thing the improvements cost a little more than a €120 odd.(caveat I got the meicord secondhand)
Touch wood nothing blown up yet but the ciunas I think has been discharged twice in the last week as I keep forgetting to turn it off.

John how long do I need to leave it plugged in after finishing playing to recharge? Do I leave it turned on to charge or will it charge with the light out?

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 10:03 pm
by jkeny
tony wrote: John how long do I need to leave it plugged in after finishing playing to recharge? Do I leave it turned on to charge or will it charge with the light out?
The Ciunas devices are really designed to be trickle charged - so PS plugged in all the time.
If you have it plugged into a US port which is turned off/PC turned off then it might be best to use an external 5V supply that is seldom unplugged.
What I advise you to do now is leave it on charge for a prolonged period (a couple of days to be sure) as when the battery is depleted (not a good thing) it takes a prolonged period to bring it back to full charge. Once it depleted you probably didn't get it back to full charge before you used it the next time?

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 10:12 pm
by tony
What I advise you to do now is leave it on charge for a prolonged period (a couple of days to be sure) as when the battery is depleted (not a good thing) it takes a prolonged period to bring it back to full charge. Once it depleted you probably didn't get it back to full charge before you used it the next time?[/quote]


I realise John it aint a good think to deplete it and actually use a wallwart to charge it but always plug it out. It will be left on going forward. One thing switch it on or leave it switched off when trickle charging?
And Thanks

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 10:47 pm
by Claus
Had a quick listen there on a Win7 laptop (I know... the shame!). I can perhaps hear a more analog feel from mQN, but I like the sound stage and bas I get from jplay better (running xstream and buffer at 4). I only have very few wav files and I am not going to convert a whole bunch of flacs right now. I can't seem to play hi-res either so I am back to Core and play on the NUC for the time being. Thanks to John for sending me the files! He won!

Re: Build a dedicated Audio PC

Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 11:14 pm
by nige2000
Claus wrote:Had a quick listen there on a Win7 laptop (I know... the shame!). I can perhaps hear a more analog feel from mQN, but I like the sound stage and bas I get from jplay better (running xstream and buffer at 4). I only have very few wav files and I am not going to convert a whole bunch of flacs right now. I can't seem to play hi-res either so I am back to Core and play on the NUC for the time being. Thanks to John for sending me the files! He won!
if youve got any 24 bit 96,
copy what john sent you and sub in this mqncontrol file
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3ax2ah6w113zkqf/j_vIMzWaMg

sorry i lost ill do better next time