I would like to share my initial impressions as well.
But first of all I would like to thank Inguz for this amazing piece of
work! :-)
When using normal.drc from Inguz and flat.txt as a target curve, room
correction sounds very very bright (way too much treble so to speak)
Then I tried
Hi Guys,
I tried to create filters today but no luck :P
Compiling drc was no problem but when executing ImpulsePrep nothing
happens, no error, no messages, no progress, just nothing..
hammie:/home/ronald# ImpulsePrep.exe /L left.wav /R right.wav /copy
ImpulsePrep v0.9.22
I am maybe gonna go for the Inguz when I have time to spare, but, I
wonder if I really need it a the moment.
My appartment is fairly small, and the speakers are situated in a way
that makes my toes bend, its against ecerything I have ever preached !
But thats life for the moment.
I listen in
Anne;203592 Wrote:
Anyway, the Inguz can be switched off easily when using headphones ?
Yes - Inguz adds a menu on the SB3 to enable or disable room
correction. You have to restart or change tracks for the change to take
effect.
Regards,
Kim
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totoro;203224 Wrote:
The file in question is the _target_ curve, which could be flat, or one
of the others (the one I use gradually rolls off in the treble-- if you
open up one of the files, you'll see frequencies, followed by tab
characters, then by numbers representing how far up or down
totoro;153169 Wrote:
3. I neglected to modify the conf files for drc. The default microphone
is _not_ the behringer ecm8000, which is what I used, and the default
target curve wasn't the flat one, but a spline. The result was a
somewhat hollow sound. Others have reported hollow sounds, as
Figured out how to do it. But is there a general consensus that flat.txt
is the right target curve file?
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A stupid question perhaps, but I'll try anyways.
Is there any computer hardware having those specialized floating point
DSPs, such as SHARC used in Behringer, that could take the relevant
part of the load out of PC's CPU?
We have video cards that do exactly this for video - that is, to take
So I just got Slimserver kinda working on vista premium, and have
installed Inguz. To check the dsp was running, I tried some test
signals. Yep, heard those.
The trouble is I don't seem to be able to get menu selections made
through the player interface to register properly and am now unable
Oh no! Setting Off should certainly work... I'll follow up separately
to try figure out what's broken.
The quick fix is to open the squeezebox_id.settings.conf file (in
the application data Settings folder) with NotePad, and delete the line
that says SignalGenerator Type=
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File types: just select the flac/InguzDSP entries. If you have more
than one player, you'll see one entry for each player in the file types
list, because of the way the transcoding is hooked in.
No other plugins required.
No, I don't think you see any change in the track details such as
Greetings from the newest Inguz fan. Inguz is the ultimate
WAF-antidote...
All of my music is in FLAC format. What is the minimal file type set
that I need (server settings-File Types). Do I need FLAC (built-in)
flac/InguzDSP or just the latter. Any other file types required?
Also, do you
I'm just about to get a new PC partly so I can run InguzDRC. Would a
1.8Ghz core2duo E4300 be sufficient (with 2GB RAM)?
thanks
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parrydave;199240 Wrote:
I'm just about to get a new PC partly so I can run InguzDRC. Would a
1.8Ghz core2duo E4300 be sufficient (with 2GB RAM)?
thanks
I have the E6300, which is the 2mb cache version of the conroe core.
With inguz running I can still rip or burn discs, use photoshop,
Skunk,
I grabbed a bargain system earlier today which will be used for various
things (e.g. Photoshop,video editing etc). It'll also run slimserver,
but not often at the same time. As Inguz DRC seems to be fairly
processor hungry, I just wanted to make sure that the E4300 was up to
the job.
parrydave;199297 Wrote:
Skunk,
I grabbed a bargain system earlier today which will be used for various
things (e.g. Photoshop,video editing etc). It'll also run slimserver,
but not often at the same time. As Inguz DRC seems to be fairly
processor hungry, I just wanted to make sure that
Playing music with wide dynamic range (Elgar's Enigma by Boult), my
Athlon 64 X2 4800+ averages below 10%, rarely peaking to 30%. I believe
1MB RAM is required for Vista; I have 2MB and normal usage is never less
than 36%.
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Thanks for response everyone.
Helped put my mind at rest (I haven't understood CPU speeds since newer
versions started having slower clocks!).
I'm moving from a 5 year old 1.2Ghz Athlon that runs close to 100% when
I use InguzDRC. Just about keeps going, but the SB3 buffer stays at
zero for the
parrydave;199297 Wrote:
Skunk,
I grabbed a bargain system earlier today which will be used for various
things (e.g. Photoshop,video editing etc).
Mine will run Inguz on just one of the cores, E.g. here inguz is linked
to core 0 and not allowed to run on core 1 (on the right). In the
Thanks. Reran DRC with the new RSSPL file. Will re-install and do some
listening tests soon.
muski
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inguz;198107 Wrote:
For DRC: Not quite, but I made the couple changes needed: here
(http://inguzaudio.com/Data/RSSPL.txt). Edit the MCPointsFile= lines
in your *.drc files to refer to this RSSPL.txt.
For Acourate, I don't know, but I assume you'll be able to use one or
other of these two
I noticed that the RSSPL.txt calibration file seems to start at 515Hz
and go up from there. Elsewhere, I found a calibration file for a RS
SPL that looks like it has calibration values from 7hz to 200hz.
However, it only has two values per line, not three. It looks like
this:
7.00-37.33
Done. (The third column is phase, so I set those as zero)
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SoftwireEngineer;197530 Wrote:
Hi,
I installed the Inguz plugin and followed all the instructions. But
somehow, I feel the EQ is not making an effect at all. What could be
the reason ? (I have checked the file types/decoders etc).
The simple way to check whether the EQ processor is
muski;198045 Wrote:
Indeed there is a calibration file available for the Analog Radio Shack
SPL on the RPLusD sites. See: http://www.etfacoustic.com/support.html.
I wonder if it is in a format that will work with either Acourate or
DRC...
For DRC: Not quite, but I made the couple changes
Hugh,
Looks like Room Correction was on by default. I switched that one off.
Also, the flatness is set to 10, even though I dont see it in the EQ
menu. Still 2.6GHz Celeron does not seem to be enough CPU or it could
be the wireless. I will try to switch to my DuoCore Toshiba notebook
and see if
Is it possible to get measurements using an SPL instead of a 'real' mic
like the ECM8000? I have been looking at measurement sw such as Room
EQ Wizard (http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/) and RPlusD/ETF
(http://www.etfacoustic.com/RPlusDSite/index.html). Not sure if these
are doing the
muski;198007 Wrote:
Not sure if these are doing the same thing as the Inguztools, but they
both let you use a Radio Shack analog SPL meter as the mic (no preamp
required either). I guess I am asking if I can either a) use an SPL
with Audacity, or b) get useful measurements for the Inguz
Good news -- thanks for your response. Indeed there is a calibration
file available for the Analog Radio Shack SPL on the RPLusD sites. See:
http://www.etfacoustic.com/support.html.
I wonder if it is in a format that will work with either Acourate or
DRC...
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inguz;197601 Wrote:
what do you see in the log.txt file?
Inguz,
This is what I have in the log file.
This evaluation version will expire 11/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
20070423231915: 00:04:20:06:c2:2f Gain -16 dB
20070423231915: 00:04:20:06:c2:2f Tail 00:04:20:06:c2:2f
20070423231915:
Hi,
I installed the Inguz plugin and followed all the instructions. But
somehow, I feel the EQ is not making an effect at all. What could be
the reason ? (I have checked the file types/decoders etc).
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Maybe your room is perfect :)
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what do you see in the log.txt file?
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OK, I finally got it all set up, with some help from Inguz. The
difference in sound could be characterized as night and day, with no
exaggeration.
I made a few stupid mistakes, which I think others probably have, as
well. I'll list them here. If you don't make these mistakes, setting
everything
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