Recent content by thothsong

Try a 0 degree nearfield measurement (at reduced volume).

Are you measuring nearfield or at distance? 0 degree or 90 degree?

From the Help: The Y axis used for the impulse response can be selected as % FS or dBFS (FS = Full Scale) via a control in the top left corner which appears when the mouse cursor is inside the graph area.

I did say I wasn't advocating adding anything to REW for this. For >7.1 sound systems with only HDMI input, LPCM isn't sufficient to access all channels/speakers. It would be a small convenience if REW supported sequential measurements with file playback, but if REW doesn't know the file...

Not that I'm advocating anything be added to REW, but I don't understand the decoding bit. REW could continue to take an LPCM sweep file, just like it does now for measurements from files, plus a playlist of files (not limited to Atmos; I have DD/DD+/DTS sweep files, for example), and it would...

Can you provide more info about your setup? Which OS, mic, output device, and driver?

Not that I'm aware of.

It's there by default.

The RTA has an automatically maintained Peak trace.

I don't know for the Dolby files. For my files, the source files were generated with REW using -12 dBFS, but there's no way to control the Dolby dialnorm for the AWS output, and the dialnorm used is 16.

Dolby provides DD+ Atmos full range pink noise files: https://download.dolby.com/us/en/test-tones/dolby-test-tones_5_1_2.mp4 https://download.dolby.com/us/en/test-tones/dolby-test-tones_7_1_4.mp4 https://download.dolby.com/us/en/test-tones/dolby-test-tones_9_1_6.mp4 I have in the past produced...

Strange, but good to hear.

Download https://www2.iis.fraunhofer.de/AAC/7.1auditionOutLeader%20v2.wav and play it using Windows Media Player, and see if you correctly hear output from each of the 7.1 speakers. Edit: Make sure Windows is configured for 7.1, and check what input signal the Denon reports while playing the clip.

Can you generate a debug log file using -DcsjsoundLibLogLevel=debug as you've done in the past, and upload it?

Hmm, that has me stumped, then.