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Hello,
After a year plus of remodeling my media room I am able to start enjoying music and movies again. Today I brushed off my Audiolense skills and measured my room for 5.1 music. The measurements were successful and I created convolution filters for 44.1Khz to 352.8kHz. These files were created in .cfg and .wav formats. I then linked these new convolution files in JRiver version 29. Initially I linked them to the .cfg files as these switch automatically between sample rates whereas .wav files do not.
Any songs played through JRiver using those filters sounds all messed up. Out of sync and slowed down. When I link JRiver to the .wav files all seems good. I did notice that when linked to the .cfg files it shows 8 paths of processing whereas it shows 6 paths of processing when linked to the .wav files. JRiver is set up for 5.1 channels.
I am using Audiolense 6.17. All bass is sent to the subwoofer. I am using a Marantz 8802A processor linked to my pc with an HDMI cable. I have attached the .cfg files for reference. Maybe you are seeing something I am missing.
Thanks for reading.
Jack
After a year plus of remodeling my media room I am able to start enjoying music and movies again. Today I brushed off my Audiolense skills and measured my room for 5.1 music. The measurements were successful and I created convolution filters for 44.1Khz to 352.8kHz. These files were created in .cfg and .wav formats. I then linked these new convolution files in JRiver version 29. Initially I linked them to the .cfg files as these switch automatically between sample rates whereas .wav files do not.
Any songs played through JRiver using those filters sounds all messed up. Out of sync and slowed down. When I link JRiver to the .wav files all seems good. I did notice that when linked to the .cfg files it shows 8 paths of processing whereas it shows 6 paths of processing when linked to the .wav files. JRiver is set up for 5.1 channels.
I am using Audiolense 6.17. All bass is sent to the subwoofer. I am using a Marantz 8802A processor linked to my pc with an HDMI cable. I have attached the .cfg files for reference. Maybe you are seeing something I am missing.
Thanks for reading.
Jack
