WiiM Home App v3.0.5 Update - Dec 11, 2024

[slartibartfast]

has practically no interest, (see if used also in the display of the peq mode rather inconvenients, this one being already not is not correct or sufficiently precise in the state)
wasted time for everyone...

It uses the smoothed measurements to generate the PEQ filters so it will make a difference.

 

[Smartplug]

has practically no interest, (see if used also in the display of the peq mode rather inconvenients, this one being already not is not correct or sufficiently precise in the state)
wasted time for everyone...

How about you try yourself instead bashing it off? Wiim did not spend their time if it’s waste of time for everyone.

 

[Smartplug]

It uses the smoothed measurements to generate the PEQ filters so it will make a difference.

Hey friend! So you’re right 1/3 is the smoothest of the graph and 1/12 has many tiny ripples. Which one sound best? It’s personal taste and there’s no right or wrong answer.

 

[canard]

It’s presentation of measurements.

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I was reacting to that....
when is it really?
such very strong smoothing would have little meaning before the correction calculations it seems to me... so that wiim clarifies the subject would be welcome

 

[Maurizio]

No smoothing at all is useless. Room Equalisation Wizard has an option with more smoothing at high frequencies and less at low frequencies which is a good compromise. 1/3 octave smoothing has more smoothing effect than 1/12 octave.

Hi @slartibartfast
Thanks to you and to @Bismarck I learnt new things. As I am far from being an expert in RC, indeed this is the first time I have tried this EQ, I was not familiar with Smoothing and its effects. It is never too late. Thx

 

[canard]

Hi @slartibartfast
Thanks to you and to @Bismarck I learnt new things. As I am far from being an expert in RC, indeed this is the first time I have tried this EQ, I was not familiar with Smoothing and its effects. It is never too late. Thx

there is confusion about the use of smoothing...and its interest or not in the rc approach or...just display....
;-)

 

[slartibartfast]

there is confusion about the use of smoothing...and its interest or not in the rc approach or...just display....
;-)

It isn't just display. The RC uses the smoothed curve to calculate the correction.