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  1. Hello. Sorry if this question has been rise before. How is the EQ curve in Poweramp, is it 12 or 24 db per octave? I am building a curve with REW and need to know that feature in order to preset. Also, another question. Any chance I can import req files (eq preset generated by REW) in Poweramp? I can set it manually using parametric feature in Poweramp, but it be just so easy to do import. Many thanks !!
  2. Hi. Could poweramb import a measurement curve file (mdat) from REW or any other software and apply a curve trying to get a flat response out of it? foobar does that with the solfware mathaudio and I think it could be a great feature to implement, and much more precise than doing it manually. Thanks for your time. Regards.
  3. @maxmp thanks for the quick and good answer. Just to add the audio info as promised, so you can see if there is any conversion / resampling / recoding being redundant in the process. Feel free to do propositions for changes / improvements on this settings. This sounds good, but there is always room for improvement. Thanks. * Sorry it's in Spanish.
  4. Hello All. I am using PA to stream music via bluetooth to my car head unit using AAC codec. I see the audio info and it shows a long arrow of digital processing, and I am trying to avoid unnecessary conversions as much as possible keeping quality and using EQ with DVC (which I need either for car playing and headphones). I can provide a picture later of the sound processing arrow. I have some questions to improve my audio quality: - If I am using DVC, do I have to put a specific value in Headroom (how values should be in "Headroom gain for DVC?). - Using DVC prevents the overload or clipping when using EQ a bit too much? (let's say 4 db in certain frequencies) (should I use preamp with -4 db for instance?) - Should I use float32 when using DVC, EQ via bluetooth? Does it makes sense? (using AAC bluetooth codec in standard settings, which are 16 bits, 256 kps 48khz). Many thanks. * I have PA language set in spanish, so options mentioned above might be slightly different in English, I hope you understand. * I dont use android car, I just stream the music direct to car's head unit as a conventional bluetooth receiver.
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