Recent content by serko70

Tip: Sum their MP versions.

Dear John, finally a Java exception after a long time :) I was exporting multiple IRs as wav, was trying to export 256k sample length for measurements of length 128k and there was a warning for sub response not having a sample at t=0 just before the exception error. Here's the log: REW V5.40...

Is it possible you might have changed the mic cal file at some point? Umiks come with an SPL adjustment in their cal files.

But that's the problem. The second measurement in the mdat was only just taken, untouched and it still comes with some cumulative IR shift in it which undo t=0 changes will remove.

Hi John, "undo t=0 changes" shifts raw REW measurements (not aligned by any means - as measured) to bring their first peak to t=0. Is this intended?

Is there a way to fetch the measured impulse response with mic calibration included?

Is there any difference from the old endpoint: curl -X POST "http://localhost:4735/measurements/1/eq/command" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{ \"command\": \"Generate target measurement\", \"parameters\": [75]}" except for not needing a measurement number?

I confirm the problem is now fixed. Thanks John.

Here you go...

Most API calls are throwing 500 error with Beta 106. Java 11 engine seems not to like fetch() function.Can you think of an easy fix?

Beta 104 is significantly faster than previous versions when dealing with very high number of measurements, thanks for the great work John!

I think I was in the Overlays/Distortion window, selecting and unselecting measurements, when this happened. My 100 Beta also threw a Java exception shortly before. It might just be that my PC needs a clean install of REW, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

REW V5.40 Beta 101 running Azul Systems, Inc. JRE 1.8.0_462 64-bit on Windows 10 Language en, country GB, keyboard GB, windows-1252 Screen 3840 x 1600 at 96 DPI Running in C:\Program Files\REW Message: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Row index out of range Stack Trace:

Maybe John, I am sorry I don't remember. I am sure I windowed L first and then generated EP and its 1/A and kept L * 1/A result full range but I can't replicate it now.

#4 in the attached mdat is a A*B result I have done in the past (June 2025) using "Result spans combined freq range" #5 is what I get when I do the same operation today. I cannot convolve a windowed response with a full range measurement lately.