I have not used AL to measure through JRMC, but I have been able to do it via REW to validate convolution filters.
FWIW, here is my procedure.
· Set JRMC’s WMD as the default output device for Windows so everything that uses the system default normally goes through it.
· Set JRMC’s WMD Windows default as 24-bit/48KHz to match the UMIK-1.
· Set JRMC to output to the specific hardware device’s driver (not the JRMC WMD else you will be in a loop).
· Set REW’s output device to JRMC’s WMD.
· Measure in REW -> JRMC WMD -> specific hw device driver -> specific hw -> amps -> speakers
I have only tried this with 2-channel in and up to 8 channels out.
Hope this helps.
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From: audio...@googlegroups.com [mailto:audio...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Johnny Jensen / JJAZ
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Subject: [audiolense] Cannot measure through JRiver
Hi All,
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