Merging Anubis

[bibo01]

2 hours ago, Miska said:

 

Yes, first I want to get Hapi verified on all three OS platforms. And then look for doing the same with Anubis. Just a bit short of hands here with all the things! Three OS, and now both input and output, in both PCM and DSD to verify is making twice as complex than just player side!

 

...Then I have to get a Hapi with both D/A AND A/D boards! Damn...

[bibo01]

1 hour ago, Em2016 said:

 

You sent me a photo of Hapi DA8P board. I can see the Xilinx FPGA on the board 🙂

 

Check out NADAC below. Xilinx FPGA is together with networking components. D-to-A board is separate. More space and more budget to do so of course.

 

This is the interior of Hapi. The green Ethernet card looks the same to me as NADAC.

 

[bibo01]

2 minutes ago, Em2016 said:

Do you see the Xilinic FPGA on the Hapi Ravenna board? Hard to tell with the shade right.

I cannot see it because FPGA is under the shade, but look at anything else and you can confirm that the two boards are the same...To me, anyhow.

[bibo01]

My freind @Sigi posted this on Merging forum which may be of interest;

 

Hi community,
As announced in the forum rules I asked some questions to the technical support.
This was the answer I have got:

The ALSA driver is an open source and free of charge driver. The support for that product is reserved to the OEM program only.
We do not offer specific support for our Hapi customers regarding the ALSA driver but we have opened a forum board where you can ask your question and thus offer information to the whole community.

Now you know what you can expect!

[bibo01]

42 minutes ago, bmoura said:

Looks like the Anubis is a hit.

Merging already has 2-3 months of back orders for it.

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Good for them!

But not for the people who want to use it with Linux and ask for support 

[bibo01]

On 4/30/2019 at 1:16 PM, bmoura said:

 

As a satisfied NADAC owner, Ricardo and the team at Merging have always been great with their tech support.

I'm sure that will continue with the Anubis.

 

I have no doubt about that. And personally, I like Merging a lot, but it must be said that they are not behaving well with their recent Linux driver development.