Juan, your signature obviously is back. I am not even sure whether you did that yourself or that we did that in solving the issue.

N.b.: The other problem you reported by email is also solved (if all is right).

Regards,
Peter

Hi Juan,

You may have 24GB, but your defined disk size won't be that. So it is about the DISK size, which resides in RAM ... (RAM OS Disk).

Understand ?
So just look at the size of your C: Drive. That's what you've got and that's what's too tight.

Regards,
Peter

Hi Juan,

Strange. Especially because a quick look learns that possibly you are the only one.

Anyone else missing his signature ?

Anyway, looking into it ...

Regards,
Peter

No email as well. But this is for a shorter period.

Peter

Hi Juan,

You can't. You must take it into account ...
What you can do is expand the OS file, at the cost of internal memory. But this will be marginal ...

Just play half Hires albums at the time.

Best regards,
Peter

Richard,

Is your log file a secret or something ?

Regards,
Peter

And Richard, eliminate all virus scanners including Bit Defender. This is the most logical explanation for ILLogical things happening.

Counts for everybody.

Peter

Richard,

Your problem can't be that the Decode HDCD/MQA button is inactive (blue) ?

Btw, the driver is on your Stealth in the D: drive D:\Installs\NOS1 (or similar). But it really does not make much sense to me if something like the iFi doesn't move the time cursor. I really can not get what you are doing and/or what is happening. Also not why you would not be able to use the MoBo sound device, as long as it plays 48 for the base (all MoBo devices do this) and let that upsample to 96 (which 96 MQA uses in the end just the same for all which has 48 as the base and which shows 96 as the Hires Audio tag.

Any chance of putting up that log file ?

Regards,
Peter

Uhm Paul, ... except for decoding MQA (and HDCD).

Peter

PS: And if the message you receive is the same as Mani's, then the solution is also the same ?

Hi Juan,

Seem much to me.
Count the total MB in that folder, multiply it by 2 (for ~classical) and compare with how much you have free on drive C:.

Tight ?
Short ?

Regards,
Peter

Hi Richard,


Ah, right, you received all including preconfigured PC of course. Hmm ... maybe all unnecessary hurdles then.

OK, I don't know what is happening.
Just asking to be sure : Do you have XXHighEnd activated on that Surface ?

What bothers me is that your iFi also does not play correctly. So with that as a context, the strange MQA behavior tells me not so much.

What you can do is select an MQA album with Hires Audio tag beside it, activate Logging (restart), press Play (Attended is fine) and attach the latest XX-prefixed log file from that (see in the TemporaryData subfolder).

Regards,
Peter

Hi Juan,

I was referring to the total time of that Hires album (like 60 minutes).

Regards,
Peter

Total running time ?

May last till 4pm or even beyond.

Peter

Juan, nah I don't think so. Yesterday I again fired up an album which seemed to large to fit in memory and I had the Postcard(1).jpg problem. Before that (the album played and) a track ran into a loop for its SFS size, which normally does not happen. Then at bringing up XXHighEnd I got the Portcard message and at again a restart of XXHighEnd I received out of memory messages (which certainly will have been justified).
I could not get it right any more and had to reboot the PC (running from RAM).
I must say that by now this won't be coincidence that you had it a couple of times, and me too. So something must have changed but hard to tell what it is.

Thanks,
Peter