That method worked for me, and as an Information Security professional, I trust Virustotal for this kind of check on a possibly malicious file.
David, whats the chance that you could make an option to see a combined output of driver and vent which is an overlay of the separate outputs vs a simple summed view?
im thinking of a EBP alignment where the driver output and port output begin to decouple and you get a dip. it would be informative to see that in the wizard.
im thinking of a EBP alignment where the driver output and port output begin to decouple and you get a dip. it would be informative to see that in the wizard.
Hi Etocynned,
That's an easy one - there is no chance
.The best that can be done using the Loudspeaker Wizard is to set the fundamental frequency marker as shown in the attachment, make a slider adjustment, and then use the up/down arrow keys to toggle between Output 1, Output 2 and Combined to see how the adjustment changes the three outputs.
Kind regards,
David
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How about this:Posts #11153/4/5
- I had already excluded the Hornresp folder and .exe file, didn't help. I turned off all virus protection, now the update takes place, but Hornresp doesn't advance past the license number window. I'll mess with it some more later, gotta run.
Thanks for the help.
disable the realtime scanner in windows.
Also disable the "folder watch" feature which came new in the latest windows
then download the setup.exe
then take winrar,7zip or any other zip-capable software and extract the whole thing to a folder you have access to (actually, the setup is a selfextracting ZIP... so you even should be able to rename it to zip and then extract it with windows own zip manager. beware not to hide file extensions in explorer to really change filetype, not just name (resulting in setup.zip.exe...)..
now turn on the security stuff again.
run hornresp.exe in the just extracted new folder.
in case security now is kicking in - a warning message will appear - if you click this in the message area at the bottom right of the taskbar, you will be navigated to the security center (you can also go there manually via starmenu, etc..) - there you see the warning and are presented with "allow on this machine" option (clean or quarantine as well..)... Allow it... Security center...
start hornresp again.
Actually, you should be good to go from here on... after first start, hornresp creates all the necessary folders - if you have an older copy, you can copy everthing in it from there (don`t forget to make backups - just zip it before changing).
Since you now have a "fresh" copy - all you should have to do is to "allow" stuff and look out for warnings. Seems your situation somehow has blocked stuff which you can`t find the options to unblock - so creating a new situation might do the trick..
Hope this is understandeable... Please feel free to ask if I explained it bad...
Hi Etocynned,
We can't have you being sad...
.I had a close look at the code last night and after some "thinking outside the box" it looks like it might be possible to do something. If I don't run into any unforeseen problems the overlay feature will be in the next release. Note however that it will be confined to the loudspeaker wizard only, it will not be available in the main program.
Kind regards,
David
Hi Henrik,
Sorry, no more filters of any type in Hornresp - too much work
.Kind regards,
David
Hi Marcelo,
Because that would take all the fun out of it for me. I much prefer to work alone on such things
.Kind regards,
David
The existing Hornresp parametric equaliser option uses biquadratic filters.
Filter gain, phase response and group delay charts are already provided.
