Help - USB DAC drops out after resuming from sleep

[Deleted member 24505]

Well i just retested mine which is connected via a USB C from PC to the DAC and sleep mode works, sound works when resumed from sleep. Mine could be also using USB 2 though even though it is connected to the C port as the connector on the back of the DAC is not a 3 port.

Shame they did not implement it properly on yours. Glad you got yours sorted even though you were an ass to me.

 

[SpittinFax]

Well i just retested mine which is connected via a USB C from PC to the DAC and sleep mode works, sound works when resumed from sleep. Mine could be also using USB 2 though even though it is connected to the C port as the connector on the back of the DAC is not a 3 port.

Shame they did not implement it properly on yours. Glad you got yours sorted even though you were an ass to me.

Thanks. Well I wouldn't say I was being an ass but it was definitely a prickly disagreement. It happens.

 

[Mussels]

Well i just retested mine which is connected via a USB C from PC to the DAC and sleep mode works, sound works when resumed from sleep. Mine could be also using USB 2 though even though it is connected to the C port as the connector on the back of the DAC is not a 3 port.

Shame they did not implement it properly on yours. Glad you got yours sorted even though you were an ass to me.

USB C cables (A-C and C-C) can be USB 2.0, 3.0/3.1(5Gb) or 3.2 (10Gb)
Royal PITA

My pixel phones came with A to C and C to C cables, yet all are USB 2.0 - which could be a boon for devices like this, or a negative for anything else (like when i tried to use them with my switch and S22U for HDMI/DP out)

 

[bug]

USB C cables (A-C and C-C) can be USB 2.0, 3.0/3.1(5Gb) or 3.2 (10Gb)
Royal PITA

My pixel phones came with A to C and C to C cables, yet all are USB 2.0 - which could be a boon for devices like this, or a negative for anything else (like when i tried to use them with my switch and S22U for HDMI/DP out)

Phones themselves are usually limited to USB 2.0, so no real surprise there

 

[Deleted member 24505]

USB C cables (A-C and C-C) can be USB 2.0, 3.0/3.1(5Gb) or 3.2 (10Gb)
Royal PITA

My pixel phones came with A to C and C to C cables, yet all are USB 2.0 - which could be a boon for devices like this, or a negative for anything else (like when i tried to use them with my switch and S22U for HDMI/DP out)

My port is definitely USB C 3.2 it's either 3.2 Gen2x2(whatever that is) or just 3.2 Gen2 Ihave it in the Audio USB type C but don't know if that is the Gen2x2 or Gen 2

Pretty sure the USB C on s20 up are USB 3

 

[Mussels]

Phones themselves are usually limited to USB 2.0, so no real surprise there

Not all - mines got 10Gb/s USB 3.2

still came with 2.0 cables in the box, even the C-C
-.-

 

[Ferrum Master]

Phones themselves are usually limited to USB 2.0, so no real surprise there

Flagship phones are USB3 capable for years if use a decent maker not China toyphones.

Makers really seldom package USB3.0 cables as such, there were rare exceptions, one being Sony C-C shipped with AT51 and some obscure HMD Nokia A-C. Modern C-C cables have additional PD wire for current transfer in fast charging modes(whatever it may use), the additional lanes needed for data are gimped and pretty much unneeded for domestic user.

 

[bug]

Not all - mines got 10Gb/s USB 3.2

still came with 2.0 cables in the box, even the C-C
-.-

Yeah, if you but a $1,000+ phone, it will probably come with something better than USB 2.0. Still the vast majority don't.
And not packing a proper USB 3 cable with a USB 3 capable phone is very, very lame.