I don't understand how a system can offer room correction without using a microphone and sending actual sound waves out into the room, analyzing it, and adjusting for the response.
Room correction in noisy environment (ARC, Dirac, Minidsp, REW)
I live around downtown Dallas in an apartment where there's a considerable amount of traffic and people noise (thanks Katy Trail Ice House). I find it very difficult to find the "quietest" time to run my ARC correction. Will this background noise dramatically affect the outcome? Is it even worth trying?