windchimes
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Really loving REW! Thank you John. I am using it for distortion measurements on audio devices, with a Focusrite Scarlett Solo, driven by a Mac laptop. But I have two very small usability requests.
1. When I click File/Export, the window that pops up doesn't fit on my laptop screen, can't be resized, and has no scroll bar. The dock overlays the OK button so I can't click it. So I can only export data when I'm on an external monitor. Could this window be made to be resizeable, and have a scroll bar when it becomes too small to fit everything at once?
2. I have been measuring some very high gain devices (up to 80dB, I am guessing). I use a stepped sine, fixed frequency with amplitude steps, to measure the THD+N vs level and gain nonlinearity. However, when I look at the data in SPL&Phase, and set the Y axis to V/V (to shown voltage gain directly in dB), the Y axis upper limit is capped at 60 dB. If I open the limits window and manually type in 80, it gets changed to 60. I can't see my data! Hopefully it is minor to remove this hard limit? (To create the third image, I typed in 80 and hit tab.)
Thanks in advance.
1. When I click File/Export, the window that pops up doesn't fit on my laptop screen, can't be resized, and has no scroll bar. The dock overlays the OK button so I can't click it. So I can only export data when I'm on an external monitor. Could this window be made to be resizeable, and have a scroll bar when it becomes too small to fit everything at once?
2. I have been measuring some very high gain devices (up to 80dB, I am guessing). I use a stepped sine, fixed frequency with amplitude steps, to measure the THD+N vs level and gain nonlinearity. However, when I look at the data in SPL&Phase, and set the Y axis to V/V (to shown voltage gain directly in dB), the Y axis upper limit is capped at 60 dB. If I open the limits window and manually type in 80, it gets changed to 60. I can't see my data! Hopefully it is minor to remove this hard limit? (To create the third image, I typed in 80 and hit tab.)
Thanks in advance.
