Weiss Software Update

 

MAN301

MAN301 software V1.2.1 is released. (November 7th 2014, 15:52)

  • Release Notes: MAN301 Basestation Operating System V1.2.1 (r5737)
  • Requires iPad App Weiss MAN ≥ V1.7.0

V1.2.1 of the MAN301 software has just been released. It is a big step forward in terms of features and enhancements, including:

  • Audio backend followup
  • artwork scan revision
  • new audio setup concept within user session.
  • playback setup: manage & playback imported media
  • airPlay setup: use the MAN301 as an AirPlay sink
  • preamp setup: use the MAN301 as a preamplifier
  • audio output stream. External synchronisation
  • huge audio buffer for slow NAS
  • various fixes & stability measures

V1.2.1 The clock sync signal path re-design and enhancements with supporting external sync. With the 1.2.1 release the MAN301 becomes one of the most advanced network players. It sports powerful features like CD ripping and metadata tagging with the help of the best metadata database, Gracenote, extensive search capabilities, radio streaming, DSD64 and DSD128 file playback and a lot more. It is also supporting Airplay which user can easily airplay their music content from iOS devices to MAN301.

For upcoming MAN301 releases we have (besides other things) plans to include audio processing facilities. We have many ideas for audio processing which we will implement on the MAN301 step by step. Our professional audio heritage is of great value in that department.

One password you will have to remember (of course they are on the manual):

If you would like to use MAN301 as Firewire DAC, your computer is required to install the Weiss Firewire Panel:

 

DAC202/DAC202U

DAC202 new driver and firmware list:

  • Windows USB Driver – (Note, OSX does not require USB driver) Don’t miss to read the readme.txt file, especially for Windows 8 installations.


Firewire & USB products (INT202/INT203/INT204, DAC2, MINERVA, DAC202, MEDEA+

As many of you may already discovered, we have updated a series of Weiss drivers as well: