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3 years ago Hello @hpl002 ,
I'll try answer your questions.
How would you feel about trying to integrate this directly into eqMac?
It depends on what you mean with integrate: as you are surely aware, eqMac is a Swift application so porting this feature into the app means rewriting at least the core functionality of this tool into eqMac itself and maybe writing some UI for it as well. I personally wouldn't have much time to do this type of work unfortunately, but I think the eqMac devs might actually want to do integrate this feature, but I'm not sure how high in their priorities is it. Here is a link to a message by @nodeful sent on the official Discord channel back when I posted the release of autoEqMac: https://discord.com/channels/696460465601249320/696460466414813197/772824193145503784
We can simply add them to the list that is already offered in the advanced settings
In this case it would be trivial to add a subcommand to generate all the profile files for each pair of headphones retrieved from AutoEq, but honestly I don't think this is the kind of UX eqMac's devs might want to offer to their users: scrolling through this huge list of headphones (where each might have several variants) doesn't sound very appealing to me. So here I think it's up to them to decide how they want to allow users to search and select the database of eq profiles.
Could create a script that runs at a fixed interval and creates a profile for every new config available in AutoEq. This can then automatically be offered as a PR by a github bot to eqMac.
Yes, definitely this might be a good solution to add new profiles from AutoEq in the eqMac repo, if that is what the devs want.
i suspect that you have done the same conversion here in your own project?
Yes, it's basically what autoEqMac does under the hood.
I hope what I said here makes sense to you.
Cheers, Francesco
hpl002
Yo fellas!
Awesome project you have created. This exact idea just fell into my head yesterday and i am happy to see that someone has already taken on the challenge.
How would you feel about trying to integrate this directly into eqMac?
Im sure this is a feature that users would be interested in.
I have a ongoing feature request here.
I would be happy to put in some work one this if you could help me get started. From what i can see it should be fairly simple to offer AutoEq profiles as presets in eqMac. We can simply add them to the list that is already offered in the advanced settings:
Could create a script that runs at a fixed interval and creates a profile for every new config available in AutoEq. This can then automatically be offered as a PR by a github bot to eqMac.
From what i understand there is some conversion that needs to be done, but from what i can remember this is documented in the usage section of autoEq, and i suspect that you have done the same conversion here in your own project?
Thoughts?
BR
Herman