Table of Content

Global Tuning Tool User Guide

  1. About Global Tuning Tool
    1. System Requirements
    2. Global Tuning Tool Workflow
  2. Exploring GTT Workspace
    1. Home Screen
    2. Device Designer Overview
    3. Panel Designer Overview
    4. Parameter Set Overview
  3. Working with GTT Project
    1. Create a New Project
    2. Create a Custom Panel in GTT
    3. Create a Parameter Set in GTT
    4. Custom Device Usage
    5. Multi-xAF Library Support
    6. Configuring Preset Controller
  4. Streaming and Polling
    1. Start Live Streaming
    2. Viewing Streaming Data in Custom Panel
    3. Search Variable
    4. Record Streaming Data
    5. Pause/Play Streaming
    6. FFT for Streaming
    7. Limitations in Streaming

Real Time Analyzer

  1. Introduction
  2. RTA Quick Start Guide
  3. Integrated Virtual Processing
  4. Sound Card Settings
  5. Plugin Host
  6. Analyzer Settings
  7. Generator
  8. RTA Graph Display Settings
  9. Mimo Convolver
  10. Recorder
  11. Routing
  12. RTA IR/Spectrum viewer
  13. Channel Viewer
  14. Real Time data view
  15. RTA Settings ImportExport
  16. Microphone Calibration
  17. Traces
    1. A, B, C Weighting on Captured traces
    2. Smoothing on Captured Traces
    3. Select/ Deselect All Traces
  18. Reboot
  19. Probe Points

Griffin Reference Projects User Guide

  1. Terms and Abbreviations
    1. Multi dll support for CAO
    2. Tuning Panel Compound Audio Object
  2. Purpose Of This Document
    1. Apply tuning to Compound Audio Object Template
    2. Testing New Post 2025

Limitations in Streaming

Below are the limitations associated with streaming.

  • Last selected update rate will be applied to all active streams.
  • The update rate is not configurable, you need to select one of the predefined values from the drop-down menu. It is not possible to enter a custom update rate.
  • Maximum buffer length allowed is 65536.
  • Streaming state variables are read only.
  • Zooming the graph with more than 8 active streams in parallel may cause performance issues.

Opening multiple streaming windows may result in increased CPU load, potentially leading to performance issues. To avoid such concerns, you can configure the option to receive notifications and restrict streaming when CPU load exceeds a certain threshold.
By default, the maximum allowed CPU load is set to 100%. However, you can configure restrictions at specific load levels by modifying the “MaxAllowedCpuLoadForMonitoring” value in the configuration file.

Last updated on October 24, 2024
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