Recent content by John Mulcahy

Good spot, thanks. The behaviour changed in Java 9. I have fixed it for the next build.

You should probably update to the V5.40 beta and pull the data you want directly over the REW API.

I have adjusted the V/V upper limit to 120 dB. For the export dialog try reducing the font size in the View preferences font options slightly. The test for whether a more compact layout is required wasn't taking into account the effect of the font choice, I've amended that for the next build...

I can see 3 issues, two related to the setup and environment and one an issue in REW. Your measurements have very different timing offsets, some shifted by 170 ms and some not. You should use the timing offset control on the Measure dialog to remove the 170 ms or so delay that is common to...

Probably easiest if you attach an mdat with the two measurement, or email it to the feedback address if you don't want to share it publicly.

You can use Impulse alignment in REW if you prefer, it has the advantage of automatically detecting when phase should be inverted. Smaart does live so well I don't really see why you would want to use anything else. Are you using V5.31.3? In the V5.40 beta there's a "Remove time delay" option...

It would, I have fixed that for the next build.

No, sorry.

I have fixed that for the next build.

There's no need for typing, just drag the alignment tool fine delay slider and look at the result, which updates as you move the slider.

That seems to work, I've added it for the next V5.40 beta build. Bear in mind it can take 10 or 20 seconds for Java to recognise a new device has been connected.

That's a combination of REW behaviour and a Java runtime 'feature'. When the interface disappears REW reverts to the default device. That's necessary because attempting to use a device that is no longer present generates exceptions and breaks things. When the device is rediscovered Java assigns...

Align phase at cursor minimises the summed weighted absolute phase error between the responses in a one octave span centred on the cursor.

In C:\Users\<your user name>\REW look for a file called pathmap.bin. Please email it to feedback@roomeqwizard.com along with the rew_output.txt file from that folder and then delete pathmap.bin.

Unplugging the mic removes it from the list of available devices so REW reverts to the default device. Plug the mic in before starting REW and leave it connected while REW is running.