06-Jan-2020, 17:37
(06-Jan-2020, 16:32)Stino Wrote:(06-Jan-2020, 09:50)daniel.avasilichioaei Wrote:(06-Jan-2020, 09:38)Vivialet Wrote: in a dual mono configuration the configurator is also not saving the output level for the pre-out on the slave, so if you connect a subwoofer here you will only have the 2V setting.
uPnP (via Wifi) is working stable for me and gives the best sound quality compared to AIR or RAAT via optimized Ethernet connection (Aqvox switch, optical connection). I'm using Audirvana and sometimes jRiver.
The only downside of uPnP is that it is not gapless...
Yes, there are multiple settings not saved to companion. Practically, all these functionalities cannot be used on dual mono configurations (unless you leave the default value to those settings).
Which other useful settings are you referring to?
I didn't perform full tests in order to detect all settings having this issue, so I don't know the answer to your question.
I am aware about here below settings:
- Balance mode (Mono / Stereo).
- Tone Control Frequency Adjustment for Bass.
- Tone Control Frequency Adjustment for Treble.
As far as I can see, Devialet approach is mixed:
- Some configuration settings are passed in real-time from master to the companion (based on master configuration file), so companion is ignoring his configuration file settings.
- Some configuration settings are not passed in real-time from master to the companion, so companion is acting as per his configuration file. ---> Issue is manifesting on some of these settings, because configurator is not saving values set by user into both configuration files, but into master file only.
