FTW!?!? Pioneer Opus Quad Hidden Feature!!! Whaaaat?
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- Опубликовано: 29 фев 2024
- Did you know that you could play full loaded tracks on all four decks of the Pioneer Opus Quad from USB devices that are no longer physically connected or that have been accidentally unplugged, as long as the unit hasn’t been powered off yet and no replacement tracks have been loaded to the relevant decks?!?
Denon has been doing this for 7 years. Welcome to the game Pioneer
Can’t compare a denon to this kit
Yes you can… denon has access to wayyy more music!! There is no streaming from tidal on this!!!
bro opus quad still beat every walking denon products out there. and i own both systems
No doubt!
Yet still no stems or streaming services….🤦🏾♂️
@@bboymac84what? You can use stems using OQ connected as controller to a laptop running Rekordbox or Serato but you need to know how. And you don't know.
These standalone buffer the entire track from the USB into its internal RAM for smooth playing, looping, and various manipulation you could do with the track. USB is only needed to grab the track. These units also play from streaming services and obviously they cannot rely on the streaming speed for the track to be looped etc, obviously they grab the entire track within seconds into its RAM. However its great to see your excitement over it.
My XDJ-RX2 did not do this and neither did the Standalones I had prior to that. They would either lose audio completely or go into an emergency loop.
The xdj rx2 did not have . Even the XDJ XZ. Those are last generation gear. They dont support streaming either. Opus has promise for future streaming support. You will be shocked to see the sc6000 10 seconds power back up. You can unplug it from power and still play.
Awesome! Good choice.
Very cool. I always thought you had to eject the USB before removing though? Is this not necessary on the OQ?
You have to.
Definitely recommended. But if you were to accidentally remove it, audio would continue to play through until you loaded another track.
@@eychenne - fair enough, but wouldn't removing it without ejecting corrupt the files on the USB?
@@racefan31Like I said, it's not recommended to operate the unit this way as a regular method of use. But if you were to do so accidentally, it appears that this is designed to allow music to continue playing. I don't think it will 100% ALWAYS corrupt the files. But it could. I would rather have it behave this way and take that chance than drop audio.
@@eychenne not knocking ya brother. I own an OQ and was genuinely curious.
For3 thousand dollars, it should fly to the moon
Quick DJ swap with no mistakes 🤔
All morden players do that because they need to buffer for streaming services. Its for security , even the 3000 do that and all engine devices 😅😅😅😅but then when you remove the usb without ejecting it. The implications is different. 😢