(19-Oct-2020, 12:07)thumb5 Wrote: It's high time Devialet produced a proper User Manual for the Expert Pro, explaining how all the DSP capabilities operate with each other.  This should also specify how they each affect both the pre-out and main outputs.

Apart from the fact that this would be a very useful reference document: firstly, we should not be having to work this out for ourselves by trial and error, and secondly, the process of writing this document would highlight some of the test cases Devialet should be using to verify that it all works as intended (which is by no means obviously the case at the moment).

(19-Oct-2020, 12:44)Vivialet Wrote: I have also used SAM when having the problems with only 4 or 5 working bands. I need to verify if it is working correctly without SAM (which is my default).

(19-Oct-2020, 12:07)thumb5 Wrote: It's high time Devialet produced a proper User Manual for the Expert Pro, explaining how all the DSP capabilities operate with each other.  This should also specify how they each affect both the pre-out and main outputs.

Apart from the fact that this would be a very useful reference document: firstly, we should not be having to work this out for ourselves by trial and error, and secondly, the process of writing this document would highlight some of the test cases Devialet should be using to verify that it all works as intended (which is by no means obviously the case at the moment).

(19-Oct-2020, 06:49)Jean-Marie Wrote:

(19-Oct-2020, 04:16)Music or sound Wrote:

(18-Oct-2020, 10:15)Vivialet Wrote: and the next major bug in Sweet Room: as soon as you want to use your subwoofer which includes a highpass for the speakers of course the EQ is not acive anymore.
I understand that the EQ is not used for the pre-out which is good, but it should not stop working for the speakers. So currently you can use 4 bands and only if you don't want to use a sub. Not bad for 18 month of development...why do they not involve some users as beta testers ? All is secret and then they release such a buggy stuff. Maybe we should find another name for it, something like random room...

Update: it is not deactivated if you activate the pre-out but if you use a highpass for the speakers.

Thanks for that info, I am using the digital crossover function (low pass for pre out and high pass for the amp section) so I don't have to waste my time with Sweet Room

A workaround could be to use one of the filters to implement such a high pass directly in Sweet Room. 

Although at a second thought, since I believe sweet room online uses notch filters and not shelves filters, it could be a bit tricky to achieve.

Jean-Marie

(18-Oct-2020, 23:34)aftonomos Wrote: Stick with air play which works perfectly.

(19-Oct-2020, 14:10)Soniclife Wrote:

(19-Oct-2020, 12:44)Vivialet Wrote: I have also used SAM when having the problems with only 4 or 5 working bands. I need to verify if it is working correctly without SAM (which is my default).

They have now confirmed to me my guess about SAM is correct, and sent me evidence that without SAM all 9 bands are applied, the way they phrase it sounds like some SAM profiles might not be affected.  I've not had a change to experiment myself.  They say they are working on getting all 9 bands working with SAM.

(23-Oct-2020, 13:04)frejo Wrote: I haven't seen it in any post which make me wonder if I am the only one who got a new display colour after the upgrade? The digits for volume are now blue, and more difficult to see from certain angles.