pirlouit669
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Hi there,
First of all : congrats on that amazing software !
After spending hours trying to solve a problem, I finally decided to ask for help.
My setup : dedicated home theater with 5.1 system (well, formerly 7.1 but with 2 speakers in maintenance) : 3 front, 2 surround, 1 sub (SVS PB 3000 brand new
). Everething driven by an Onkyo NR 3009.
For measurement I use my laptop & UMIK-1 (with 90 deg cal file), connected by HDMI to my receiver.
I also spent a LOT of time reading forums and watching Youtube tutorials.
After a few (JAVA) measures everything worked fine :
And a few days later, it was impossible to get a response from the sub during a measurement.
Maybe I changed something, but I really can't say what. I've been tweeking my systems ever since I got the mike.
I went through everything I could think of...
First I thought it may come from my receiver settings.
Then I thought the pb might come from my laptop :
I checked input / output info during REW sweep (JAVA) : INPUT: 7.1PCM OUTPUT:5.1. => NO SUB
Same input / output when I use FlexAsio on the sub : INPUT: 7.1PCM OUTPUT:5.1. => SUB OK.
Then I guess problem does not come from the INPUT format.
I read that REW sends analog input (with JAVA) (which somehow is in contradiction with the info above).
Therefore I tried to read a 2-channel input from Youtube, but sub worked... (INPUT
CM 2.0ch OUTPUT
heater Dim 3.1ch). Same for another source : INPUT:Analog OUTPUT
heater Dim 3.1ch, sub worked.
I just can't figure how to make that sweep measurement work with my brand new sub
If you guys have any idea, that would be GREAT.
Thanks in advance and take care,
Pirlouit.
First of all : congrats on that amazing software !
After spending hours trying to solve a problem, I finally decided to ask for help.
My setup : dedicated home theater with 5.1 system (well, formerly 7.1 but with 2 speakers in maintenance) : 3 front, 2 surround, 1 sub (SVS PB 3000 brand new

For measurement I use my laptop & UMIK-1 (with 90 deg cal file), connected by HDMI to my receiver.
I also spent a LOT of time reading forums and watching Youtube tutorials.
After a few (JAVA) measures everything worked fine :
And a few days later, it was impossible to get a response from the sub during a measurement.
Maybe I changed something, but I really can't say what. I've been tweeking my systems ever since I got the mike.
I went through everything I could think of...
First I thought it may come from my receiver settings.
- Of course my speakers are set to small / Crossover 80Hz.
- Everything like Audyssey or other funky systems disabled.
- I tried all listening mode and configs I could to try getting sub noise during that sweep : no chance.
- I also triple-checked every physical connection.
Then I thought the pb might come from my laptop :
- I downloaded FlexAsio and sent sub cal pink noise to the sub with REW Generator, it worked fine ! (low freq are correctly directed to the sub)
- I saved the sweep from REW and sent it from my computer or my BR player, it also worked.
- In case I had changed REW config by error, I downloaded it to another laptop and tried again that REW sweep : bad luck.
I checked input / output info during REW sweep (JAVA) : INPUT: 7.1PCM OUTPUT:5.1. => NO SUB
Same input / output when I use FlexAsio on the sub : INPUT: 7.1PCM OUTPUT:5.1. => SUB OK.
Then I guess problem does not come from the INPUT format.
I read that REW sends analog input (with JAVA) (which somehow is in contradiction with the info above).
Therefore I tried to read a 2-channel input from Youtube, but sub worked... (INPUT



I just can't figure how to make that sweep measurement work with my brand new sub

If you guys have any idea, that would be GREAT.
Thanks in advance and take care,
Pirlouit.