I find that I use REW to test electronics more frequently than I do to measure the acoustics of my studio. It's the most incredible tool I've found for evaluating distortion vs frequency, phase anomalies, harmonic behavior, etc. One problem I have with REW in this capacity is that the...

Using the WOW calibration disc, I get strange bowing and ghosting images on the screen when running the scaling and advanced scaling tests. Im supposed to be seeing either a thatched pattern, vertical or horizontal lines, depending on the test. I see no patterns or lines at all. Even the 1 pixel...

Using the WOW calibration disc, I get strange bowing and ghosting images on the screen when running the scaling and advanced scaling tests. Im supposed to be seeing either a thatched pattern, vertical or horizontal lines, depending on the test. I see no patterns or lines at all. Even the 1 pixel...

System configuration: Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H Processor: Intel core i3 540 O/S: Windows 7 x64 TV: Samsung Series 7 63" Plasma 3D Connection: HDMI The Intel video chipset recognizes the TV as 1920 x 1080 32 bit 60Hz. The TV sees an incoming signal on the HDMI of 1920 x...

Bethesda Casts Away Level Scaling Woes In Skyrim 01/09/2011 Written by Joseph Peterson Anyone who has played a traditional RPG knows that as you level up your characters, typically, enemies will become easier (at least until you move to a new area). This was not the case with...

Looking on the logarithmic room response graph, why is it that the spacing/calibration of the scale not uniform even if the frequency difference is uniform and the spacing becomes narrower at certain frequency band?Is it because there are particular frequency band of interest such that it is...

There has been some chat (on other forums) about scaling of the image for CIH when done in the projector. Without diving into the technical side of scaling, the so called "vertical stretch" works and can be proven with simple maths. On Video, letterboxing is used to preserve the aspect ratio...

I bought a Toshiba HD A2, which can output 720p or 1080i (I haven't got the firmware to do 1080p yet) and I was doing some tests using the same media. My projector's (Sanyo PLV-60) actual LCD panels do 1366x768, so I'd think that 720p would be closer to the real thing. I didn't notice a...