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Before development, I measured the entire sound field of a room in 1 m grid and 1 m height to get an overview.
This showed that at some distance from the loudspeakers you get results that are at least mathematically (Helmholz equations) comprehensible.
Near the loudspeakers my results were so strongly dominated by the direct field that I can hardly imagine to get reliable results for
speaker angle for toe-in etc. Maybe this will work if the built-in camera also provides dimensions and listening places in the room.
This showed that at some distance from the loudspeakers you get results that are at least mathematically (Helmholz equations) comprehensible.
Near the loudspeakers my results were so strongly dominated by the direct field that I can hardly imagine to get reliable results for
speaker angle for toe-in etc. Maybe this will work if the built-in camera also provides dimensions and listening places in the room.
