Here’s another feedback today. He shared his feedback about StreamHub after using with audio and video streaming as below.
It’s a worthwhile addition to lower noise and jitter. In my system. Clarity and soundstage in 3D is improved. AND streamed video is also improved which makes sense. Thank you for a great product.
Regards,
Magnus
I’m happy to hear that StreamHub can effectively reduce noise and jitter with improvement on both audio and video. Happy listening. 🙂
Here’s a new feedback today. He shared his feedback after upgrading from Fidelizer Nikola Classic to Nikola2 as below.
Just wanted to let you know that I have a antipodes s60 12 volt power supply that I have been trying in my system along with the Nikola2 12 volt power supply. The Nikola2 is so much better in almost every way. The only thing that the antipodes is better at is the sense of width and depth in The Sound Stage. The Fidelizer Nikola2 power supply is a fantastic product and is better that much more expensive power supplies.
Just thought you would like to hear this.
Thank you
Mark Dorey
I’m happy to hear that he’s enjoying Fidelizer Nikola2 in high regard and happy listening. 🙂
After Microsoft released Windows 11 version 24H2 on 1st October 2024, I start getting reports about Fidelizer failing to generate the key or not working after updates. After investigation, it appeared Microsoft will remove WMIC after updating Windows 11 to version 24H2.
To resolve the incompatibility issue, user needs to re-enable WMIC feature again by opening command prompt as administrator and enter the following command below.
This command will bring back WMIC and allow Fidelizer to work as designed again. If you have any question, please contact through support channel for assistance.
Sorry for the delay about iBasso DX150 ROM update. I’ve finished porting DX200 Purist ROM for DX150 now and happy listening. 🙂
-Based on iBasso DX200 firmware version V1.10.120
-PerfectDynamics 3.0 Sound Optimizations applied
-Mango OS enabled
-iBasso Music, Launcher are ported from latest version of iBasso DX160 with optimizations
-Libraries files are updated from latest version of iBasso DX160
-Google Play Store added
-Apollo – Fidelity Edition from https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/apollo-music-player-fidelity-edition-t3038629 included
-MangoPlayer app has optimizations applied
-build.prop tweaks for better video and storage performance and improve battery life
-Audio engine optimized for only audio playback (EQ/Gaplass features work)
1. Install Rockchip USB driver included in iBasso DX220Max Upgrade Tool and make sure it shows ‘Found One ADB device’ in AndroidTool software
2. Extract OTA ROM from Official Oreo ROM firmware to DX160’s internal storage and flash from Settings > System > Updater > Local storage
3. After successfully flashing official ROM, go to Settings > System > About tablet and tap “Build number” for 7 times to enable “Developer options”
4. Tap back arrow to enter “Developer options”, enable “USB debugging”, and press OK
5. Connect DX150 to computer with USB connection in Android mode again and press OK to allow USB debugging
6. Download Disable Verity package and run disable_verity.bat file to disable verity and restart (Authorize USB debugging on device and run again)
7. After DX150 boots up properly with Verity disabled, run reset_loader.bat file so you can enter loader mode
8. Open AndroidTool, click on “Upgrade Firmware” tab, click on Firmware button and select update.img extracted from Purist ROM then click Upgrade
For Mac / Linux users, please check this guide for flashing Fidelizer Purist ROM on Mac / Linux instructions.
If you like improvements in Purist ROM, you may upgrade to Enhanced / Advanced ROM for even better sound. Please read Portable Products for more details including Fidelizer Mod project with 3 modification levels and happy listening. 🙂
Here’s another feedback today. He purchased EtherStream2 network switch and shared his first impression as below.
I installed this switch in my video system in place of an inexpensive D-Link switch, which receives ethernet signal from the router and distributes it to 2 attached devices (LG OLED TV, model C8, 77″); and an NVidia Shield TV Pro streaming box). This particular LG OLED is a 4K display which is superb looking and has very high resolution. It shows everything.
So with no changes other than swapping the EtherStream2 switch for the D-Link switch, I immediately noticed a difference in the picture–it is now smoother and slightly less grainy: ie, the same resolution as before, but smoother. I believe what I’m seeing is a reduction in video noise in the signal coming from the switch to the TV. It’s not difficult to see this; it’s a true improvement. I’m impressed!
Thanks again,
Peter
I’m glad to hear that Fidelizer EtherStream2 network switch can bring immediate improvement in his video streaming experience and happy listening (and watching). 🙂