To owners of M10 V1 or M10 V2, when using Roon Ready to play to M10 V1/V2, do you see bit depth and sample rate info of the music tracks. when “Front View” is set to “Source (Detailed)”?
In this image that I took before, it shows “MQA and sample rate” but I don’t now since which BluOS version (latest is v3.20.53), the information is no longer available on my unit. Could anyone else confirm you are noticing the same thing?
Just upgraded to BluOS v4 Controller and v4.02 firmware on my M10 V2, but the bit depth / rate info when playing tracks is still missing, when the “Source Setup > Frontview” is set to “Detailed”
Not sure if this is a Roon or NAD/BluOS problem. Can anyone confirm this is also happening on your M10 V1/V2? Thanks.
If they just upgraded to a new version of the controller/firmware then I would point to it being BluOS. They have previous form at borking things Roon.
I don’t know what the big deal was for BluOS 4. I don’t see any fundamental changes to the user experience, despite the app release being postponed for half a year.
Sure, the graphics are more polished, but in terms of basic features that users would want (ie. bit depth/bit rate), it’s like they don’t even notice.
On the other hand, Wiim’s app and interface is way more mature and just works.
If I didn’t like the sound from NAD M10 V2 so much, I would be switching to Wiim for the better interface / app experience.
Hopefully 4.0 will grow on me sometime the change throws me off initially. They will massage it hopefully quickly, I only updated my iPad for now. I will leave the Mac as is for now. Change for the sake of change? I will need to spend some more time with 4.0 to make sure though, at least Roon is still working fine and that’s what I use predominantly.
The stuff displayed on devices screens isn’t down to Roon it’s down to the vendor on what or how they display it . Take it up with NAD as they obviously changed what they do with Roon input. As it changed after their firmware update it’s plainly lies in their court to fix.
They never are from my experience either, this is partly why I no longer own any NAD, the T778 was the most unreliable piece of hardware I have ever had in my entire life, how it made it to market I do not know as I am not alone, a pure lottery if it worked longer than a month.