Great Sun Jester
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Interesting.it is happening for me if I have a HPF on my mains
Interesting.it is happening for me if I have a HPF on my mains
Unfortunately not, please check post #168It started with some people moving from 3.4.4, and when they encountered issues with the upgrade; they could not go back to 3.4.4. 3.4.4 worked fine previously. It appears that 3.10.1 has resolved the issues with many people. @ppataki has this flushed out your issues also?
I have a miniDSP device and only running a 2.1 system but the process between 3.4.4 and 3.10.1 was nearly identical. There is now the option to record more sweeps and the speaker icons have a new look, but thats it.I tried to change to the new Beta software version 3.10.1, but the speaker calibration is very different now considering the setuo of the "old" version 3.9.7.
Hardware is the "new" Onkyo TX-RZ70 with its current firmware.
Does anyone have experience with the Dirac Beta version 3.10.1 and did it behave in the same way ?
Did you get an acceptable GD?Some good news from my end:
I have tried the new beta again with my system in the living room and this time it worked right away!
I have verified it with measurements in REW and it seems to be fine
FYI @Flak
It did not get better or worse to be honest - I mean compared to earlier versionsDid you get an acceptable GD?
I don't know if you have already posted it, but can you show a GD graph of your system with and without Dirac?It did not get better or worse to be honest - I mean compared to earlier versions
But I have never had GD issues because of Dirac - I have GD issues because of my room
(but I can correct them pretty well with notch filters as mentioned before)
Yes but I can post them here too, no problemI don't know if you have already posted it, but can you show a GD graph of your system with and without Dirac?
Diracs reply is that the HPF is to blame. They suggest not having one??Before 3.10.1 I had to use 3.4.4 to avoid the “imprecise measurement” error. When I tried 3.10.1 for the first time I did not get the imprecise error anymore, and IMO my system sounded the best it ever had. Unfortunately I had to go and tinker with it . I felt there was a bit too much sub bass and my imaging was moving around a bit. Anyway to try out a few things I adding a HPF to my mains (2.1 system with no XO’s set initially). After adding the XO the “imprecise measurement” error returned. Now I’m just waiting on Dirac for any suggestions.
Use this link to download the latest (3.10.3)I've just been hit with the exclamation mark issue.
Running a MiniDSP SHD using a Mac mini and Umik-1
My Dirac version is 3.9.7
Dumb question, but it's not at all obvious to me how to update the Dirac version to try 3.10.1 (or to downgrade back to 3.4.4 for that matter). How is this done?
Use this link to download the latest (3.10.3)
Dirac Live 3.10.3 // 2024-06-27 | Dirac Live
FeaturesImproved the measurement qualification algorithm to more reliably detect occasional data loss in the recording.To improve the quality of measurements with microphones connected to Windows PCs, WASAPI Exclusive Mode will be activated by default in some cases.To control whether Exclusive...helpdesk.dirac.com
For me the exclamation mark issue has thankfully disappeared eversinc
Good to know that because that's my mic!! Maybe that's the reason Dirac isn't accurate in my case.You must be 30dB above the noise level. It doesn't matter whether it is ambient noise or noise generated by the electronics. 75dB is not enough with a UMIK-1, for example!
+1 for that!You must be 30dB above the noise level. It doesn't matter whether it is ambient noise or noise generated by the electronics. 75dB is not enough with a UMIK-1, for example!
Use an Umik-2 if your ambient noise is max. 45dB.is there any other way to fix this volume issue?