Dear all,
I have been working on a little CLI tool which makes it easy to create a config for Henrik Enquist's amazing CamillaDSP.
I am mainly into headphone listening so I wanted to have a solution to quickly create a config with EQ correction data from Jaakko Pasanen's wonderful AutoEq and also add different crossfeed presets.
Maybe the tool is useful for someone here. That would be great!
Since CamillaDSP is more and more integrated in RaspberryPi based audio solutions like moOde the tool can also be handy in that use case.
This is it: https://github.com/Ebert-Hanke/autoeq2camilladsp
I am happy to hear what you think about it. Also if someone has more in depth knowledge on the specific DSP implementation of classic analogue crossfeeds I would be happy to hear it.
Thanks!
Cheers,
micha
I have been working on a little CLI tool which makes it easy to create a config for Henrik Enquist's amazing CamillaDSP.
I am mainly into headphone listening so I wanted to have a solution to quickly create a config with EQ correction data from Jaakko Pasanen's wonderful AutoEq and also add different crossfeed presets.
Maybe the tool is useful for someone here. That would be great!
Since CamillaDSP is more and more integrated in RaspberryPi based audio solutions like moOde the tool can also be handy in that use case.
This is it: https://github.com/Ebert-Hanke/autoeq2camilladsp
I am happy to hear what you think about it. Also if someone has more in depth knowledge on the specific DSP implementation of classic analogue crossfeeds I would be happy to hear it.
Thanks!
Cheers,
micha
Hello,
I built autoeq2camilladsp with rustup 1.26.0 on a NUC6CAYH running ubuntu 23.04 with no problems.
Then I launched the executable file and selected the headphone. I received the following diagnostics:
"...Something went wrong unfortunately 🙁
The eq data could not be parsed. "
The same happens when selecting other headphones and other options (e.g. device section, crossfeed filter type, etc.).
I built autoeq2camilladsp with rustup 1.26.0 on a NUC6CAYH running ubuntu 23.04 with no problems.
Then I launched the executable file and selected the headphone. I received the following diagnostics:
"...Something went wrong unfortunately 🙁
The eq data could not be parsed. "
The same happens when selecting other headphones and other options (e.g. device section, crossfeed filter type, etc.).