I don't know why I came back here and read this crap, but I am sort of glad I did. I was finally able to sort a few things out in my mind. First, lets look at what Ilkka posted:
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=165723&postcount=5
You shouldn't try to lie to a guy, who has spent more time with TrueRTA than it's suggested.
Those are NOT 1/24 oct. graphs using 1/6 oct. smoothing. Those are only 1/6 oct. graphs without smoothing. You can clearly count the datapoints.
Then after Craig says that he can't take 1/6oct measurements, lets look again at what Illka says:
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=165979&postcount=71
Yes, it is true that one can only run 1/24 oct. QS, but one can change the resolution afterwards, just like you did. Smoothing is done through the menu, not by changing the resolution from the right. Hopefully you didn't confuse these two.
Interesting. I think if I'm understanding this correctly, TrueRTA only will take 1/24oct measurements - PERIOD. So, Craig did take 1/24 measurements. But, TrueRTA allows two ways to "smooth" the data. One way, is to dropdata and make it a 1/6oct plot, and another way is to use the "smoothing" function where it retains all the 1/24oct data, but smooths it to look more like a 1/6 oct measurement. I have to admit that I'm not entirerly clear on the second. So, someone please correct me if I'm wrong in my understanding of how TrueRTA works. I could be off.
I'm now really having a problem with Ilkka calling Craig a liar and stating so strongly that those are 1/6 oct plots (implying that they were 1/6oct measurements). When he is the self proclaimed TrueRTA expert , and knew that TrueRTA won't measure in 1/6oct! He made no mention that it MAY have been a 1/24 measurement converted to 1/6. No, he said, "Those are only 1/6 oct. graphs without smoothing"
I just can't accept the way that Illka choose to handle this. It would have been so easy to say, "Craig, did you use the 1/6 oct smoothing or did you convert the data to 1/6. Very similar functions, but slightly differant. Can you check and post the smoothed if you did the convert."
He could have used the opportunity to educate us all in the capabilities of TrueRTA, and a common mistake, and what the differance is between a smoothed graph and a converted graph. But instead of educating us, he chose what would be just an attack on a guy trying his best.
I used to think his behavior was immaturity. Now, I'm conviced that with Craig, it is an adgenda.