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The dongle only supports 48khz

Hmm… I thought the increase in bass level should be less then the overall increase according to the FM curves. Features taking these curves into account are DynamicEQ from Audyssey, or Dolby Loudness and perhaps others…

I think that software already provides you with the freedom to create any filter. I remember that in an upcoming version it will even have the option to import rew filters. So, none. But I’m not willing to pay such a large amount of money to only be able to use it on a single receiver. This...

Could this be due to using a decimal comma instead of a point accidentally?

This last video led to the best result so far. Thank you very much! I did a few things differently the second time. I'm using the Bruel&Kjær target curve (you can find it here; you can load it as a target curve in REW's EQ window). This curve has a bit less bass boost, which I think is too much...

Apple Music used to normalize tracks at -16LUFS. And I remember reading that Atmos tracks are required by Dolby to be mixed at -18. And I assume Atmos tracks are not subjected to normalization in Apple Music. This explained why Atmos tracks were always a bit softer than the stereo tracks. But I...

I expect it is, but don’t sue me if I’m wrong.

Yes, but then you don't get Atmos.

But no ability to control my Apple TV. So to listen on my AVR I still need to use the normal Apple Music

They can be used as a USB host though. For example it is possible to connect a USB record player to the USB A port.

They worked well enough, but I don't like the sound. When I eq'ed it using the profile from AutoEQ, they were ok-ish, but as a system wide eq in iOS is not possible, I stopped using the headphones.

I bought one a couple of years ago. Not too enthusiastic about it…

I agree the setup is somewhat cumbersome , but I was able to scan both my ears in about 1 minute. I’ll check tonight but I’d assume it would also work with spatialise stereo (which I’m not a fan of) and other multichannel sources.

That’s impossible to tell from here. The aim of those values is that all channels sound equally loud at the listening position. In my case Audyssey did a pretty decent job in determining the correct values. I would assume it did in your case as well. By increasing the level with 4dB, assuming...

If you went through the Audyssey setup, all channels will be calibrated to play a -30dBFS pink noise signal at 75dB when your MV is set to 0dB. The channel offsets are the corrections that are needed to reach that level. That explains the negative values (in my setup most channels have negative...

No. I just ignore it and enjoy the music

not possible without jailbreaking the phone.

Hmmm, this looks a bit weird, though, right?

Corrected. Thanks I agree that it's ugly. Don't know how to change it, though. But luckily it's only cosmetic.

I feel like it's more appropriate to thank you. You made the support of multiple rates possible in the first place (and maybe more).