Last week I tried to install it but for whatever reason my win10 virtual machine won’t install the .NET 2.0 framework. Anyone ever ran into this issue?
Can't get HI to load mic calibration file
I've been trying unsuccessfully to get HI to load the attached mic calibration file (for my Beyer measurement mic).
I've compared it to a couple of calibration files I found and made some adjustments ... but it still won't load.
I'm running the 64-bit version of HI (v1.4.2.0) on Windows 10 Home (build 2004).
Any suggestions on how I can make this work?
Thanks!
I've been trying unsuccessfully to get HI to load the attached mic calibration file (for my Beyer measurement mic).
I've compared it to a couple of calibration files I found and made some adjustments ... but it still won't load.
I'm running the 64-bit version of HI (v1.4.2.0) on Windows 10 Home (build 2004).
Any suggestions on how I can make this work?
Thanks!
Your file has 4 "non-standard" issues:
1. The comment character in the header lines is a pound sign instead of the standard asterisk.
2. At least one header line is > 80 characters
3. The value separator is a semi-colon instead of space or tab
4. The line separator is just a carriage return instead of carriage return and line feed.
HolmImpulse can be configured to work around items 1 and 3, but items 2 and 4 will cause it to hang up. Here's how I would fix it using Notepad:
A. Delete all header lines.
B. Use the Replace, Replace All option to replace all semi-colons with a space
C. Select all text followed by Copy
D. Exit Notepad (no need to save)
E. Start a new instance of Notepad and do a paste. Save and use this file.
Hope this helps...
1. The comment character in the header lines is a pound sign instead of the standard asterisk.
2. At least one header line is > 80 characters
3. The value separator is a semi-colon instead of space or tab
4. The line separator is just a carriage return instead of carriage return and line feed.
HolmImpulse can be configured to work around items 1 and 3, but items 2 and 4 will cause it to hang up. Here's how I would fix it using Notepad:
A. Delete all header lines.
B. Use the Replace, Replace All option to replace all semi-colons with a space
C. Select all text followed by Copy
D. Exit Notepad (no need to save)
E. Start a new instance of Notepad and do a paste. Save and use this file.
Hope this helps...
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I was able to load the "fixed" microphone calibration file successfully.
Thank you so much ernperkins!
Thank you so much ernperkins!
Won't install. Fully patched Windows 10 including current .net framework runtime 4.5.
Box says it needs .net 2.0. Not comparable? Runs on my other computer!
Box says it needs .net 2.0. Not comparable? Runs on my other computer!
Both my desktop and laptop are 4.someting. It is just my media server ( just a touch screen PC)
As Windows says .net is part of the OS, don't try to screw it up. Now I only have the runtime installed. Does it need the developer pack?
Weird other problems. Can't get the mic in to work ( Scarlett) First Windows said "configuring" but later said no driver, so I installed the driver. Windows config says it is selected and working correctly, but zero input. All the config screens look the same between systems. TRUE RTA not working either in or out, yet media player and ARTA output fine. Again, all work fine on my other systems.
As Windows says .net is part of the OS, don't try to screw it up. Now I only have the runtime installed. Does it need the developer pack?
Weird other problems. Can't get the mic in to work ( Scarlett) First Windows said "configuring" but later said no driver, so I installed the driver. Windows config says it is selected and working correctly, but zero input. All the config screens look the same between systems. TRUE RTA not working either in or out, yet media player and ARTA output fine. Again, all work fine on my other systems.
Got ARTA to work. Close enough I guess as I am just setting Equalizer APO up. Kind of want to get HOLM set up on it as I am more used to it.
Dave Grusin does sound better. Had a little hump @ 1K.
Dave Grusin does sound better. Had a little hump @ 1K.
Which drivers do you have selected? I think it gives you a choice of three from memory, use the asio ones for the scarlett. Just checked, it is the first tab, choose ASIO for API:
Tony.
Tony.
Missing the question. HOLM will not install because it is asking for .net 2.0. Current Windows systems have 4.x as part of the OS. Yet on my desktop and laptop, they also have 4.x and HOLM installed and ran fine.
Microsoft has 6 choices for .net. I believe it is only the runtime that is part of the OS. Does HOLM need the developer install maybe?
As I said, I got all the hardware to work. It was the security setting that had the mic turned off. I can use ARTA and TrueRTA just fine.
Microsoft has 6 choices for .net. I believe it is only the runtime that is part of the OS. Does HOLM need the developer install maybe?
As I said, I got all the hardware to work. It was the security setting that had the mic turned off. I can use ARTA and TrueRTA just fine.
Even with 4.5 you don't necessarily have 2.0 support. Try going to..
Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn windows features on and off
Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn windows features on and off
Sorry there must have been a couple of extra posts on the next page, I thought I was replying to the latest 🙂
Tony.
Tony.
Bingo. Nailed it. It was not turned on for .net3/2 Had t find the control panel as it is no longer in the menu.
I have searched as best I could, but I cannot find any basic information on how to stitch in Holmsimpulse. For starters, I am not sure of the meaning of the arrow between A and B.
It would also help if I could get some guidance on how to match the amplitudes of the two responses. For instance, a nearfield responses for a woofer will have different decibel levels from a far field response for the mid and tweeter.
Thank you!!
Michael
It would also help if I could get some guidance on how to match the amplitudes of the two responses. For instance, a nearfield responses for a woofer will have different decibel levels from a far field response for the mid and tweeter.
Thank you!!
Michael