#Pioneer control app alternative portable

You can actually see that the N-50 hasn't recognised the stream's music 'file' type because it displays an exclamation mark next to the stream's 'track' name on its on board screen. aac suffix which would tell it to use an AAC decoder, ending as they do with the.

Specifically, I think it's because those BBC HLS AAC paths don't end with a. However, I forgot to add the prequisite to read MinimStreamer's User Guide, especially the section 'Routing network streams via Minimserver':Д«asically, it's not an issue with the HLS AAC stream itself, but that the Pioneer can't tell what decoder to use from the link's pathname. Yes, I do - just been listening to the test match special on Radio 5LSX with the method on my N-50 (well done England on first day of the third test vs Pakistan, BTW!).

I think the Pi with Mojo would probably represent the lowest cost high end streaming solution on the planet! John - the range of other possibilities are intriguing and yes a play with my RaspPi would be interesting but I think I would need to invest in a spdif card to connect?

#Pioneer control app alternative portable

It is actually more portable than the Hugo and I was surprised at how tiny the thing is. I've yet to verify this but it could be a major flaw in what is truly a game changing product.ДЄt the moment the Mojo is the most interesting of the two, a low cost Hugo with virtually the same SQ. Even mobile phones can be left connected without following this cycle. You then need to restart this process - this could be potentially very annoying in a desktop/hifi system. One point about the Mojo that is a om what I can figure out, once charged it shuts down the charging process. For the rest of us it lifts your system to a whole new level which I reckon would cost the price of a Klimax to better. They are very revealing and show through bad recordings for what they are. I could imagine that if you have particularly bright speakers/amp then you might find the Chord products a bit too much unless you like that kind of thing. (I knew the Pioneer was a bit of a smoothie as I get a similar result compared to my vinyl which offers a lot more detail too and a brighter signature). Going back to the N50 and I'm sad to say it sounds dull by comparison, with restricted dynamics and a rolled off top end. I may have detected slightly more space and separation from the 2Qute, BUT it is very marginal and bears no correlation to the difference in price IMO. Both have almost identical sound signature - bags of detail, much more punch, air and space. To my ears there is very little in it in terms of SQ. My Nait XS barely gets past the 8pm position on the dial and the music is thumping out. The Mojo has a 3V line level output which is a bit too much. I was able to flick between the two on the same track to compare, albeit this was hampered by the higher volume from the Mojo. The 2Qute fed from the N50's coax output and the Mojo fed from the Optical. I had chance to have a listen to the two DACS side by side last night.