Is it possible to use the OmniMic hardware

[Deward Hastings]

as the input device for Room EQ Wizard (while using the computer's internal sound device to output the test signal)?

[Jeff B.]

as the input device for Room EQ Wizard (while using the computer's internal sound device to output the test signal)?

Yes. The OmniMic will also work as a USB plug in mic for other software and use the USB power as phantom power. It is not calibrated in this configuration, but since, I believe, it uses a standard Panasonic capsule, a typical cal file should work reasonably well. Without it you will only be off a little at high frequencies anyway. Bill can correct me if I have any of this wrong.

[ErinH]

You can try exporting the cal file and using that in another program.

[Jeff B.]

You can try exporting the cal file and using that in another program.

you can export the cal file?

[exojam]

I was not aware you could do this but, from the small section of a post from Bill at AVS it may be possible in the future. I do think Bill will have to clarify this though.

"The new calibrations will be file-based (not code-based) as that is needed to provide the calibration down to 5Hz that people want and also should give the calibrating technician a view of what the curves look like so oddities can be weeded out. A new OM software version has been compiled for using the file-based calibration."

From post 51 from the thread at AVS below.

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...1375921&page=2

James