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·Hey Forum,
this is may be not a thread for discussion, it´s more like a question for the support team:
The program runs very smoothly besides this one flaw I noticed: When zooming and/or scrolling the waterfall plots, the scaling and number read outs of the cursor change. For example: a peak which was at 100 Hz moves to lets say 80 Hz after scrolling. Also the resolution changes all of a sudden while scrolling, at least some times.
This seems to be more of a grafical problem as the results look otherwise OK!?
I am running Windows XP (SP2 and Java 6.11) on a MacBook with Boot camp.
I had older versions of REW installed earlier on this machine, when I did not notice similar problems.
Any idea, what this could be? I really like the program for its clear interface and convenience! So it would be very sad if I could not get rid of this issue.
PS. one other question comes to my mind: While it is mostly very convenient that the program moves all impulses to zero-position, this is not very handy when trying to adjust delay times or doing time alignment. Is there a option to get the "real" distance between mircophone and loudspeaker?
Thank you very much for your help.
Greetings, Uli
this is may be not a thread for discussion, it´s more like a question for the support team:
The program runs very smoothly besides this one flaw I noticed: When zooming and/or scrolling the waterfall plots, the scaling and number read outs of the cursor change. For example: a peak which was at 100 Hz moves to lets say 80 Hz after scrolling. Also the resolution changes all of a sudden while scrolling, at least some times.
This seems to be more of a grafical problem as the results look otherwise OK!?
I am running Windows XP (SP2 and Java 6.11) on a MacBook with Boot camp.
I had older versions of REW installed earlier on this machine, when I did not notice similar problems.
Any idea, what this could be? I really like the program for its clear interface and convenience! So it would be very sad if I could not get rid of this issue.
PS. one other question comes to my mind: While it is mostly very convenient that the program moves all impulses to zero-position, this is not very handy when trying to adjust delay times or doing time alignment. Is there a option to get the "real" distance between mircophone and loudspeaker?
Thank you very much for your help.
Greetings, Uli