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Thanks for pointing this out!

I'm assuming that you're using the Portable Hearing Lab with the generic hearing aid configuration. The volume control therin only affects the headphone volume at the line out. It is there to adjust the volume for an (uncalibrated) headphone. The ear-level devices are calibrated and gain is controll...

I assume that you're using a Portable Hearing Lab. This hardware provides 3.1V voltage supply on the line in (pink). If that matches your mic specifications it should work.

Hi Shaikat,
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http://www.openmha.org/software/2021/06 ... eased.html

Dear users,
see http://www.openmha.org/software/2021/06 ... eased.html

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Hi Kristin, it seems that the entry for openMHA is missing in your PATH environment variable. Please check in your system settings whether the entry is there. The error message occurs, because mha does not find the configuration file to be read, as it is not in the same directory in which you starte...

You're right - it's an index, not an angle. It points to the corresponding entry in the filter coefficient matrix.
In your example 36 is the correct choice.

Hi fam, the use of openMHA under the AGPL-3.0 is possible for a company, but of course with all consequences implied by this open-source license. In particular, the complete source code of work that incorporates openMHA must be made available under the same license. Please see the license text for d...

Sorry, no tool is available, yet.

Hi Shaikath, in case you're referring to the peaklevel values set in the transducers plugin: These values don't influence the gaintable itself. If the input level is below or above the range that the user has specified by the number of entries in gtdata in combination gtmin and gtstep, the gainable ...