How to use RC ?

Simonq said:
I like many others I'm sure, will be taking their first steps into room correction using an iPhone,and the new Wiim app. My question is, do I manually set the frequency of the crossover and volume on my subwoofer on my 2.1 system , and then run room correction, or does the it work it out itself ? Very confused, many thanks
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You set up the crossover frequency, the sub level and the required delay manually. Room correction doesn't tackle these settings.
 
Theres actually a very important point wiim left out in the guide. There a feature. in the iphone for the “mic mode” (accessible in the control center while speaker on, on a call). Theres 3 settings. Voice isolation, normal and wide spectrum.

Since release the wiim room correction didn’t work for me. Collapsed everything into speaker sound like a small Bluetooth speaker. it was because I had voice isolation on the mic mode (because I prefer it on phone calls filters out the background noise.) Once I turn to normal everything in room correction started working. I wonder if wide spectrum would yield better results even or same problems
 
You're right, it's important. I didn't pay attention to that. Wiim should determine that and write that information in the application in the RC section.
 
sfjain said:
Theres actually a very important point wiim left out in the guide. There a feature. in the iphone for the “mic mode” (accessible in the control center while speaker on, on a call). Theres 3 settings. Voice isolation, normal and wide spectrum.

Since release the wiim room correction didn’t work for me. Collapsed everything into speaker sound like a small Bluetooth speaker. it was because I had voice isolation on the mic mode (because I prefer it on phone calls filters out the background noise.) Once I turn to normal everything in room correction started working. I wonder if wide spectrum would yield better results even or same problems
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If the setting is only available while the speaker is on during a call it seems odd that the same setting would be used for anything else using the microphone.
 
slartibartfast said:
If the setting is only available while the speaker is on during a call it seems odd that the same setting would be used for anything else using the microphone.
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Its available anytime the microphone is on in speaker mode. When chosen it defaults to that same setting every-time unless changed.
 

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sfjain said:
Its available anytime the microphone is on in speaker mode. When chosen it defaults to that same setting every-time unless changed.
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Good find then. I was looking for that kind of settings on Android but didn't find anything. Do they say what Wide Spectrum means?
 
sfjain said:
Theres actually a very important point wiim left out in the guide. There a feature. in the iphone for the “mic mode” (accessible in the control center while speaker on, on a call). Theres 3 settings. Voice isolation, normal and wide spectrum.

Since release the wiim room correction didn’t work for me. Collapsed everything into speaker sound like a small Bluetooth speaker. it was because I had voice isolation on the mic mode (because I prefer it on phone calls filters out the background noise.) Once I turn to normal everything in room correction started working. I wonder if wide spectrum would yield better results even or same problems
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I don’t have a “mic mode” in my Control Center.
 
Voice isolation is available from iPhone XR and iOS 16.4. It's hard to find. You can only enable it during a call and you have to expand the Control Center.
 
So it's not working when recording a voice memo? That's what I tried.
 
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