Room Acoustics only measures reverberation time. Hifi-Apps Speaker says
Where do you get that from?
They always will recommend a calibrated, dedicated mic. But for home use, as in "real world application for amateurs" especially in the price class we are in here, the Android mic should do well for most.
Probably by looking at the wrong app with "Room Acoustics" in the name
I found that you can manually change the amount of correction applied and then save that as a preset. I currently have two presets I created -- a "Room correction" as set by the test, and a "Room correction mild" where I reduced the amount of correction being applied at two or three of the frequencies. I prefer the latter. (That is also why it would be nice to run multiple scans of the room and use an average of the results.)
That's the version I'm using that does not recognize my Behringer ECM8000 (even though the Samsung S22 phone does.)
I've had similar results in the past from time to time for no obvious reason, but not with the current beta .98d21d so far. Maybe still a bit hit and miss.
I've tried it a few times since then, and I get completely different results even without a 1mm change. This is still not good. Even if my phone's built-in microphone is ideal, I should get the same results if I just repeat it, right? I think so... (even if the frequency response of the telephone microphone is not straight, repeated measurements without any changes should give the same result). But for now I'm getting totally different results. Is it more consistent and stable with Imm6c?
It look like rc for android will be in beta for a while since mic are different from every vendor of mobile device. Apple one design same parts across the board and controlled by their eco system. Open vs close source.
Yes, but with a weaker microphone you should get the same result as you repeat the measurement if you don't move anything in between. I (see above) got completely different results. Not a little different, grossly different. This software is not working yet...
In the second measurement, the built-in microphone picks up almost no sound. In other words, it is not that the measurement result is different each time, but it seems that there is some error that prevents normal measurement.
In your case yes, there’s more need to be done before rc for android become official release. Separate left and right will soon be incorporated with RC. RC is evolving here and there.
FWIW repeated measurement on my Pixel 8A internal mic yields essentially the same results.
Unfortunately for me, I haven't figured out the reason yet. Test sounds are ok, it sounds smoothly.
That dongle is an ADC. There is no way for the WiiM Home app to detect which analogue mic might be attached to it.
Probably both ADC and DAC if it works for headphones and microphones.
Yes, if an analogue mic attached to it shows up in the WiiM Home app it must contain an ADC.
yes I assume that oddly enough when I plug in another USBC to 3/4 in adapter dac dongle like a Samsung or a generic it's still defaults to external mic and it doesn't show any change. only the Apple dongle shows a change in Mic from external.
