Using an upstream hardware device such as an AntiMode or miniDSP would work, and in principle is more convenient, but may limit your sources in a different way. It's obviously a little inconvenient as it limits your choice of sources and you have to have a computer running to listen to music. I've used Dirac like that on my Mac, and I believe others on the forum have used Dirac and/or other software on PCs. It can be done in software running on a PC or Mac, streaming to the Devialet by AIR. Is this correct or must I get some type of hardware such as DSpeaker Antimode or miniDSP hardware? And this correction can be done via software or hardware. However, aftermarket correction can be accomplished upstream of the Devialet?ģ. I'm assuming that it won't be added in the near future. There was a recent rumour that they might be adding it, but in the past they have said it won't happen. My understanding is that Devialet apparently does not plan to incorporate room correction capability in their systems. They're based on my (limited) experience with Dirac SE. Hello - I'll have a shot at some answers. Since I've not used any room correction whether via hardware or software, I realize that I can't grasp all of what each of your posts mean as I would need the hardware/software in had and actually try it to get the whole picture.īut in short here are my neophyte question based on the fact that if I do get a Devialet system, I would be running the music off my Windows 8.1 laptop with a CD player attached. (2, 03:51)MountainGuy Wrote: Apologies but I have a neophyte question.
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