Thanks, @Donald_Skanes,
I’m glad to hear that the HDMI output is working nicely for you! I’ve passed along your DAC info to the technical team who is looking into this — I’ll be sure to update you ASAP when I receive their feedback.
I didn’t read the entire thread but just wanted to say you shouldn’t be seeing those kinds of latency issues with a powerline adapter. Having said that, I have seen issues if adapters are plugged into surge protectors, extension cables, or even plain old powerbars. Electrical sub-panels can also cause issues if their found to be between the 2 powerline adapters.
Lastly, and even better than powerline, you could use coax-to-Ethernet adapters if you have coax (cable tv) jacks near your router and the NUC.
Yes, MoCA is also another viable alternative.
I am not sure why I was seeing latency on the powerline between the core Rock and the NAS. It was happening intermittently at different times of the day.
In the meantime I decided to try a mesh wifi solution and that seems to work with lower latency than the powerline overall. I used the powerline for video streaming for a couple of years with no issues so the latency may be a red herring as it is.
I do see that ROCK does operate without the same issues when I use a USB HDD drive. The NAS worked but loading and scanning using USB is not as slow as I see over NAS. My preference is leaning to USB drive SSD eventually.
@dylan After “playing” with the NUC bios, my Singxer SU1 digital interface starting working again meaning it became visible from the NUC core. At least I think that is how it started working. I’ll leave it in this configuration and see if I have more issues. Perhaps I need to upgrade my bios or review all of the settings. The HDMI CEC settings can cause some side effects for example.
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