Audient iD4 MkII Audio Interface
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@kez267
@kez267 Күн бұрын
Hi i know this is a old video but i was wondering as i am moving house soon would you reccomend ZEN for a ISP ? moving away from VM
@jahedahmed502
@jahedahmed502 20 күн бұрын
Hi there, Great review! Now this time which router is the best as per your experience?
@jensg.5256
@jensg.5256 21 күн бұрын
How to get this Guide working? Mine is always empty and show nothing
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 20 күн бұрын
I use Schedulesdirect for my programme data, check you have the server configured correctly and your network is not blocking the port you are using, normally 8866. Lots of good help on configuring at NextPVR forums. Good luck! AM
@jensg.5256
@jensg.5256 20 күн бұрын
@@AmoebaMan Thank You for this Video I`am going to Check my configuration
@olokelo
@olokelo Ай бұрын
Did you test power consumption under load? If so, did the device get hot after being maxed for a long time?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan Ай бұрын
I tested it in service but not at full CPU, in service the CPU rarely spikes over 20% other than on start up. I am more concerned with long term power consumption due to energy costs than peak load and cooling. AM
@olokelo
@olokelo Ай бұрын
Okay, thanks :)
@olokelo
@olokelo 20 күн бұрын
Since I've got mine, I can do an update on that. From my power consumption tests: Idle is around 10W Under full load with turbo: 46W Under full load without turbo: 36W Turbo mode kicks in for like 30 seconds since load starts and then drops the frequency. The CPU power consumption limits can be adjusted in bios and it works very well. The default limits are 35W for turbo and 20W overall. I would recommend anyone planning to use this i3-N305 device for processor demanding tasks getting a fan to pump out the hot air. It really helps I've noted 65°C without and around 50 with fan running under maximum load.
@Eliminator5555
@Eliminator5555 Ай бұрын
Electricity must be obscenely expensive in Britain.
@astar1625
@astar1625 Ай бұрын
“Up standers”? Do you mean stand offs?
@BrianThomas
@BrianThomas Ай бұрын
It's funny it's been a year and everyone is talking about the core i3-n305, but no one is talking about the core i3-n300. It's less expensive and works well in a Proxmox cluster.
@indridcold2872
@indridcold2872 Ай бұрын
It has no reset button so it's a piece of German trash.
@MrRafaelEPS
@MrRafaelEPS Ай бұрын
Hola amigo, pregunta: partiendo de que las salidas pueden ser domésticas -10dbv o profesionales +4dbu, las salidas RCA y MAIN de esta interfaz tienen la misma potencia? o la salida RCA es menor? J. Krause dice que el Main Out es de +1dbu, que me puedes decir de la RCA? Gracias.
@MrPir84free
@MrPir84free 2 ай бұрын
For those that are watching, this hardware is literally way overkill for what it is; and it's going to result in a slightly higher power bill. However, this type of hardware typically can take a single stick of DDR ram ( usually DDR5 ) up to 32G. Internally, most of these have one or two NVME slots, depending upon configuration, and an option to run a single SSD. There is truly not enough room in the case for all of that however. Also be aware that while most models like this can take two NVME drives, one will be running PCIEx3 speeds, and the other is PCIEx1. I believe the drives are limited to 2TB per physical drive; Ram- although Intel says 16G, well, I have 32G in almost every N100 and N305 that I own, and that's more than a few. The only exception is my N100 firewall, which is at 16G ram which uses literally only 8% of the 16G that it has. Many of the limitations are indeed Intel limitations: mainly stemming from the number of limited PCIE lanes on the N100/N305/Alder Lake platforms. Overall this device would be better as a host for a virtual firewall. A N100 by itself would be sufficient for most, and would draw less power. There is a little advantage to having 8 Cores as a virtual host, you could easily delegate 4 cores to the Opnsense firewall, and perhaps dedicate two NIC's to Opnsense. Note that you would end up with faster clock speeds to boot; so technically, you'd still be faster than the N100; mind you that a N100 version typically runs at 0% to 1% utilization for a more normal house experience. At highest, while running a speedtest to maximize traffic, the poor little N100 never gets over 40% utilization even with IDP/IDS running & a VPN running. Personally, I prefer a physical firewall, so I chose the N100 over the N305. Yes, I do have a N305 that is similar to this CWWK version; but it's overkill for my purposes for a firewall. However, one can configure Opnsense in a number of ways, so maybe the N305 is not as much overkill if configuring many options on it. Reality is this N305 is a better virtualization host, especially with 2TB disk and 32G ram that it can be equipped with. Note on the hardware. Being fanless, the internals get warmer than a fan based unit. There is a fan header inside, but it's a very small header, and you'd have to contact the manufacturer for the correct header cable, or make your own. The NVME is the main painpoint- as it will get very warm. The best orientation is to mount it vertically with a gap on a wall or rack. Putting more than one drive in this unit is just going to exacerbate heat issues. Use a good heatsink on the NVME if you run such a unit without a fan. Don't plan on using a second drive in this type of unit. Now, would I say that the N305 is a waste - if the speeds get significantly higher than 1 Gbps ? I don't know. The N100 at 1Gbps works well. I can certainly understand someone with the "buy once, cry once" mentality; I often take this stance !!! Nothing wrong with that tact. I considered virtualizing the firewall, but for some things like the firewall, I just prefer a dedicated unit.
@headlibrarian1996
@headlibrarian1996 Ай бұрын
Seems like a good host for a Ceph cluster. One 10G SFP+ for cluster backhaul and another for clients. Won’t be blazing fast, but if that’s what you wanted why are you running Ceph rather than a ZFS NAS?
@jordand3294
@jordand3294 2 ай бұрын
Hi, is this card for global use ? Does it require an antenna or top-set box ? Can I watch local channels with this card ? thanks
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 2 ай бұрын
This card requires an antenna and a digital DVB-T2 broadcaster e.g. as in UK and some other European countries. It also supports DVB-C, a cable standard which I have never tried. AM
@Omeniferous
@Omeniferous 3 ай бұрын
WARNING: **DO NOT** WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS THING, IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE, THE SCREEN IS SUB QUALITY FOR SUCH A HIGH PRICE!!!!!! BUT THE WORST OF ALL IS THE BATTERY- IT DOES NOT LAST LONGER THAN HALF AN HOUR WITH USE WITH JUST **ONE** PHONE CONNECTED!!!! USELESS SHIT DEVICE!!! DO NOT BUY THIS DEVICE!!
@jenyaftw
@jenyaftw 3 ай бұрын
Do you have the dimensions of this one by any chance?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
Its 16w x 14d x 7h cm. AM
@garyhackett8748
@garyhackett8748 3 ай бұрын
I was considering something similar as a firewall, is this fast enough for 1gb internet without slowing it down? Cheers
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
Yes it should be, but obviously depends what OS you use, what else (services etc) you are running and what kind of connection you have. I have not yet tested this myself but hope to in the future :) AM
@garyhackett8748
@garyhackett8748 2 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaManI am going to use Opnsense, and have virgin 1gig. It will run through their super hub in modem mode, then onto an ASUS ac rt5300 in a mesh network. There are a total of four users two of which are gaming so hopefully should be perfect. Cheers Gary.
@MrPir84free
@MrPir84free 2 ай бұрын
FWIW, the N100 is more than sufficient for 1Gbps internet.
@mawkuri5496
@mawkuri5496 3 ай бұрын
do you really need a 16 gig ram for a firewall?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
Mine would run fine with 8Gb without virtualisation or VPN, with an upgrade cost of an extra £20 and only a single SODIMM slot in the device I decided to get 16Gb for future use. AM
@chilita-ce9zg
@chilita-ce9zg 3 ай бұрын
Buenos dias¡¡ mi router no carga la bateria mientras se está utilizando el mismo, es así o es que está estropeado. Es un problema que no cargue bateria mientras se está usando porque entonces se me puede terminar la batería en pleno uso. Gracias. Saludos. Lo acabo de comprar y no se si está estropeado, alguien me puede ayudar?
@johnviera3884
@johnviera3884 3 ай бұрын
so if you plug in a microphone, you select LINE? my interface (as well as most other interfaces) has a MIC and LINE switch. the INST is a different input. LINE level is not the same as MIC PREAMP level.
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
Hi, yes, I would select LINE for a microphone, on the 204HD Inputs 1 and 2 are both designated MIC / Line so you can plug either microphones or instruments using either XLR or 1/4" connectors. There is a LINE / INST selector for each input which designates line level or instrument level input source. If you need phantom power (48V) for your microphones then there is a switch on the back and I also show an adapter in the video which i sometimes use to allow me to plug in a PC condenser mike which coincidentally also requires 48V to use. AM
@johnviera3884
@johnviera3884 3 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaMan thanks. my current interface has a MIC and LINE switch. because LINE and MIC are not the same preamp.
@user-de7xl1rd4o
@user-de7xl1rd4o 3 ай бұрын
for what USB port ?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
Good question! I have seen it described by Ubiquiti as for 'future use' and I have read some people use it as 5V power supply. AM
@ArrakisOCE
@ArrakisOCE 4 ай бұрын
Are the insert outputs instrument level at all? I am trying to find an interface that can be used as an outboard FX loop for guitar pedals.
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
I use the rear outputs (fixed) to drive a line input to an audio amplifier. Any guitar pedals I use are upstream i.e. before the interface obviously apart from any software effects I apply using a DAW on my PC. I do sometimes use a DI signal out of my bass head unit as a LINE input to the interface and this works fine also, AM
@ArrakisOCE
@ArrakisOCE 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for that - makes sense. @@AmoebaMan
@amosvanraalte5955
@amosvanraalte5955 4 ай бұрын
do you have any other recommendation for a better instrument?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 3 ай бұрын
In general these days I just use an old /out of date Android phone as a hub when I travel as I find it more convenient. AM
@casanave1
@casanave1 4 ай бұрын
Can you verify that OPNSense was able to access the TMP2.0 module? I've had issues, which is especially concerning for a firewall device
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 4 ай бұрын
Hi, TPM not a major consideration for me, secure boot, encryption etc. I don’t see any reference to it in the WebUI, of course the CPU supports and I guess it might be important to others using virtualisation? My OPNsense is still running FreeBSD 13.2, my understanding is that many improvements are made in FreeBSD 14.0 including support for passthrough etc. If there is a simple way to check TPM status I couldn’t find it! AM
@DamienStenson
@DamienStenson 3 ай бұрын
Did you get your TPM module working?Personally wouldn't run a Chinese router without one.
@casanave1
@casanave1 2 ай бұрын
No, did not find a fix. Yes, I agree that this seriously makes one think of what goodies could be on this board to make things less secure than one thinks. Another thing I found was that their latest available firmware us running very old ME microcode. I really think these should go through more security diligence before we pitch them as something to use for securing people's networks. IOPS and MPPS throughput are not all that an influential reviewer should measure when enthusiastically positioning a product. Does anyone know if these reviews are sponsored by the manufacturer or truly unbiased reviews?
@backslide311
@backslide311 2 ай бұрын
I purchased the N100 version and run open WRT. Loving it
@alinayossimouse
@alinayossimouse 4 ай бұрын
Are you still using this device? It might be just the right tradeoff for me between price, capabilities and overall product quality
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 4 ай бұрын
Hi, no I no longer use mine, instead I prefer to use an old mobile phone as a hotspot as I find it more convenient. Worth keeping in mind that this review is of an older version of the M7350 which is no longer on sale. Good luck! AM
@axelfails
@axelfails 5 ай бұрын
Thank you, i had problems watching yt videos after i dowloaded VLC where my audio would completely shut down on my pc with my scarlett solo 3rd gen, didn't know what to do, just by disabling hd audio controller now i'm able to use my computer normally ( the problem would happen more if i switched from windowed mode to full screen while watching any media player). Thank you again!!
@axelfails
@axelfails 4 ай бұрын
Actually it worked for just one day, had the same problem after again, i just updated bios, gpu drivers and audio drivers from the motherboard site and it solved everything, hope this will be useful for someone!
@Keinan
@Keinan 5 ай бұрын
Which one would you recommend? TP-Link M7350-4G or the ZTE MF971RS2? ZTE has 300mbits download wile the TP has 150 mbits. Both are at the same price.
@NoobStrikerko
@NoobStrikerko 5 ай бұрын
Ale jak to kurva zapojit do těch vyhrabaných drátu
@minkorrh
@minkorrh 5 ай бұрын
We've come a long way from the Creative Audigy breakout front-panel for your computer. It worked, pathetically by comparison.
@yakov.lopatin
@yakov.lopatin 5 ай бұрын
Thak u so much!!!!
@memadmax69
@memadmax69 5 ай бұрын
If you want something in the 10 watt range, an intel board isn't gonna cut it. AMD is the king of power and if ur gonna be running a glorified mini-pc with too many ethernet ports then you should really be running proxmox and putting the 98% of unused cpu power to work doing something.
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 5 ай бұрын
I understand your point, its certainly over the top, but as I explain in the video the cpu load will increase significantly with future changes to my connection and VPN. If I shave 2W off the power consumption it will only save me about £5/year in electricity so I made the judgement that I would rather have the extra power! AM
@MrPir84free
@MrPir84free 2 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaMan Thank you. Using common sense nowadays is not all that common. IF I have a machine that draws 20 Watts typically, and I can manage to cut it down to say half - or 10 Watts, how much would I save ? It should always be a question worth answering; Same thing for saving 5W or whatever. Electricity here is cheap at about 10 cents per KWh. I realize you're in the UK with a higher cost; say 48 cents. To some degree, the lower electrical rate encourages recycle and re-use, whereas higher rates encourage choosing something energy efficient at the cost of tossing more power hungry devices into the recycle bin or landfill. I'm glad you took the time to figure out the true cost savings; most don't.. On a personal note, I'd never even look at 2W as that's literally less than $2 a year. I'd save more by turning off a light in a room that is not needed, or switching to smaller monitors, etc. BTW: My similar N100 firewall draws about 10 to 12 watts. I was using a RK3588 ARM for a while, and that draws about 1/2 using OpenWRT. I do think that Opnsense gets more updates, and is a better overall choice.
@reptilia7170
@reptilia7170 5 ай бұрын
Seems overkill for bare metal router. Run proxmox and passthrough nics. Then you can run anything in parallel! Anyway nice device and review!
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 5 ай бұрын
Your right tbh, the N100 would have been more than adequate, but the price difference is minimal and I couldn't resist!
@reptilia7170
@reptilia7170 5 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaMan i understand. Actually your video just got me in doubt. Just ordered 2 homeservers based on ryzen 5650g pro with ECC memory. The initial plan was an N305 system but i couldnt find decent a-brand stuff at that moment. Quite sure my build will eat way more power (will try undervolt)... But i need stability and certain virtualization features (passthrough). Dont know what the quality and stability of the nwwk is let alone bios quality and support.. I think i will stay with my choice but i am abit reluctant now 🤣
@stephen3337
@stephen3337 6 ай бұрын
Does it have a WiFi extender
@johnnyg3606
@johnnyg3606 6 ай бұрын
I've previously had a protectli box and had loads trouble with it, put me off trying again but this looks tempting
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 6 ай бұрын
As long as you are comfortable creating and using an install USB stick, booting and configuring your own router in OPNsense then if my experience is anything to go by its straightforward. You could always practice by using an old PC if you have one before committing any money .... AM
@BIGGYMACONLINE
@BIGGYMACONLINE 6 ай бұрын
Hi pal I have the Fritz box 5530 which apparently is the latest model, (I’m not sure) and I get packet loss even with a Ethernet cable, any advice on what too do? How do I go into my router and maybe change something on my laptop. Thanks
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 6 ай бұрын
Hi, on mine the default way to access the webui is to open a browser and head to fritz.box . This should enable you to get into the webUI and look at more detail about your connection and make changes if you want. AM
@BIGGYMACONLINE
@BIGGYMACONLINE 6 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaMan I sent it back mate shocking routers
@nikkurafaelhamoy4966
@nikkurafaelhamoy4966 6 ай бұрын
Is it working on roaming data?
@rs.matr1x
@rs.matr1x 6 ай бұрын
Great review. I found one of these cheap for $20 Canadian at a thrift store basically brand new, my only real issue is with the size of the USB-C cable. Too short. But it's an easy fix, just buy a longer one.
@ahmedusama91
@ahmedusama91 6 ай бұрын
i could clearly deduce from the hideous Vodafone messages you couldn't read without even looking at your IP and could "welcome to Egypt" 😅😅
@tbaracu
@tbaracu 7 ай бұрын
Does this TV Tuner works in a PCI-E Riser is order to connect it via USB on a Laptop ?
@gleipnirfenrir
@gleipnirfenrir 7 ай бұрын
i want it but now analog tv is gone 😥
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 7 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear that, this is actually a digital card, the earliest date for the discontinuation of DVB is currently 2030 in the UK so there is still some time to go before it becomes obsolete here! AM
@hashirama8388
@hashirama8388 7 ай бұрын
I just found one of these on the train, I guess someone lost it. Do y'all think I can safely use it with my own devices if I insert a new SIM card? Or is it possible that someone modded it and purposely left it on the train, waiting for someone to use it and install some type of virus onto their phone? This may be a stupid question but to be honest, I don't know a lot about electronics so I thought I'd ask. (I know it'd morally be the right thing to give it back to it's owner but even if I brought it to some lost and found station, the chances of the owner actually getting it back are pretty low so I'd rather keep it for myself, than for it to lay around somewhere with no one using it. I know that's probably not the right thing to do but yeah...)
@brianodonnell586
@brianodonnell586 7 ай бұрын
Hi I have just purchased the Behringer 204hd and have CR3 monitor speakers. Could you recommend a cable to enable my monitors. Sorry new to all this. Thanks
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 7 ай бұрын
Of course it depends on what your speakers require for input, I just buy 2 x 1/4 inch mono jack to phono lead cable - I’m sorry I don’t have any particular brand recommendation. Good luck! AM
@brianodonnell586
@brianodonnell586 7 ай бұрын
@@AmoebaMan many thanks for your tabs advice. Regards Brian
@aimeecaparoso9576
@aimeecaparoso9576 8 ай бұрын
It keeps on showing no internet, 😭 I've just buy load a while ago 😭
@RD-wn9iw
@RD-wn9iw 8 ай бұрын
Is there a way of doing this without a PC? Leaving the PC on 24/7 will waste a lot of electricity. Would a standard tv tuner work with a capture card connecting into a USB hub connected to a Chromecast work using Plex?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 8 ай бұрын
Sure, you just need a device which can run server software and choose a compatible front end device. I have also tried servers running under docker on NAS and other low power devices. The reason I use a PC is that the user experience is better, more powerful servers tend to be more responsive - careful selection of equipment can also help reduce the power requirements. My server sleeps and wakes itself if it is not being used or recording, this can also reduce consumptiojn. AM
@HarryOsirian
@HarryOsirian 9 ай бұрын
no worries about the jumper holes. I got a couple clothes whom I cherish too
@massimobranca3522
@massimobranca3522 10 ай бұрын
hard to connect some 24. ghz devices. sent back to Amazon.
@AbigailLee218
@AbigailLee218 10 ай бұрын
Have you tried using this with a Singapore sim card?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 10 ай бұрын
Sorry, no I haven't. I would expect it to work OK. I travelling and used it in multiple countries but have since switched to another device. AM
@fahduhd5858
@fahduhd5858 11 ай бұрын
What"s the username and password in Nextpvr Login Required ?
@itsbrooke4717
@itsbrooke4717 11 ай бұрын
does this boost the wifi signal or will it be exactly the same as an old mobile phone as a hotspot?
@AmoebaMan
@AmoebaMan 11 ай бұрын
In most likeliy scenarios a mobile phone acting as a hotspot will be just as good, obviously it depends on the phone and what wifi and network standards it supports. A phone also has other advantages (its a phone!). These days when I travel I buy a local SIM and use my old samsung s10 as a wifi hotspot - works out better. AM
@XandarLake1
@XandarLake1 11 ай бұрын
Can you use it while it's charging?
@phatmeow7764
@phatmeow7764 Жыл бұрын
hi how does one find out the IP Address of the the NPVR server? also about opening that port in router is that necessary and if so how does one do it?
@rorymax8233
@rorymax8233 Жыл бұрын
Iv'e just bought one of these (I don't know what version it is and I have not tried it yet ), excellent concise review, thank you 👍
@alanlewisgilham9657
@alanlewisgilham9657 Жыл бұрын
Your talking out of your arse