1) Secondary reason: My C30 still works well.
2) Primary reason: No uSD slot.
3) May be a reason: No money.



AFAIK, buggy firmware is common w/ these kind of DAPs, but endured by users since it isn't a big deal, it's cheaper and has better hardware capabilities than branded.

That said, there's one user of C60 here. Maybe you can get him to tell about C60's firmware and build quality.

@EightPhantomz
Thanks for the info. This would come in handy if I were to encounter it..

p/s: My C30 finally hanged after probably 4-5 mnths, and that's while initializing.

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Oct 27 2011, 01:46 PM

Nope. C30 browse by folder. 2 lines only too.

If you sort your folders well, you'd have no problem. I was very used to SE Walkman's interface, then I have C30. No problems in adapting, since it's pretty much standard mp3.

and that was enough to make me forget C60.

IIRC, yes.

That's the BBE w/ FLAC bug I've mentioned earlier. Well, earlier this year that is.

In my case, I need to select BBE again to have the vol. at normal BBE. And; I've to do this every time a new FLAC track loads.

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Nov 1 2011, 01:32 AM

None that I know of. Firmware updates also doesn't solve this..

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Nov 1 2011, 01:32 AM

I have barely used random, and IIRC it was the same for me too.

This happens when a randomizing program wasn't programmed to make sure a track won't play again after a good number of other songs

What kind of tracks that you've failed to play?

Anyway, C30 can't play an *highly compressed FLAC or anything higher than 16bit/48kHz.

*not sure how high it can go, never tested it.

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Nov 6 2011, 12:46 AM

Looks like a regular mp3 to me. That's odd.. Anybody got any ideas?

I got tons of exclamation mark in my collections, no problem so far. Anyway, her problem is solved, I don't want to think further about this.

A couple of users including me says "time will cure it."

P/s: Seriously, mine used to hang quite a lot when it was new. Not sure how long it took to stop hanging though.

I'm using one. No lags.

Just a note, I did encounter a problem w/ 16GB + .022 firmware. It took too long to initialize the microSD. No prob on my current firmware though. (.020)

It could be the compression level. Try to convert them to a flac with a level 5 compression level.

p/s: IIRC, 16bit/48KHz is the max supported by C30.

That is odd. So, to satisfy my curiosity, I went ahead and renamed a .flac file to .mp3 and vice versa.

C30 doesn't have any problem playing them. It did fooled the BBE system however. I can now use all BBE presets on the flac disguised as .mp3 file.

EDIT: Forgot to say that while C30 doesn't have problem playing them, this renaming thing messed up C30's tag reading. In other words, you'll only see the file name while playing. No artist.

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Dec 5 2011, 01:33 AM

RM150 (F1 PRO IEM and shipping not included) via beederbest or Slevin Sent.

This post has been edited by Agnaem: Dec 5 2011, 01:45 AM

I know how to change it with mine, but these steps would only work if your menu is the same as mine.

1. Go to Settings under Main Menu,
Long press 'M' until you go to the screen with icons at the left side, look for the icon with a hammer and press 'M'.
2. Press down six times, press right once.
3. Make sure you're on top of this list, and press right.
Mine have 3 listed item in this list. Hence when there two items in the screen, I picked the upper one.
4. Everything should be in English now.

p/s: I'm glad mine is about 16 months old and working fine. Got scratches here and there though, thanks being dropped onto the asphalt & cement a couple of times.

C30 doesn't include any function to remember where it stopped during the last session. I'm pretty sure that's how it's supposed to work.

p/s: I sort my files by folder btw, so what I played the last time doesn't matter to me.

So it works on internal media.. Didn't know that. (oops)

I guess it's good that internal is enough for you.