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Article #2743Re: Playing As 16-bit
From: SteveG
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 21:51
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 21:51
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Any ideas?
This almost has to be soundcard related - it's that last setting that controls what's said in that corner of the screen. You can prove this by changing the settings and watching the message change - and since soundcards can't handle floating point audio, you should be looking for it to say 'playing in 24-bit'. If, in the driver/control panel for your card, you have a setting that can override this, then the reported message that comes back will relate to what the card will actually handle, rather than what you've told it to.
You need to investigate your soundcard settings, I think. I don't have the WDM Echo console installed here - and it doesn't let you alter this on a Mia, as far as I can tell - maybe it's different on a PCMCIA installation with the WDM version of the driver - I don't recall. On my Audition 1 machine, the WDM driver screws up completely, so I use the VxD one.
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