Re: Working in 96000 / 32-bit

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From: studiops150
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 04:43

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CONVERTING TO 96000/32 IS ONLY AT THE TIME OF RECORDING THAT IT WILL DO YOU ANYGOOD YOU SHOULD CONVERT TO 32 BIT WHEN WORKING WITH WAV FILES THEN BACK TO 16 BIT FOR BURNING BUT THE CONVERTING TO 96000 DOES NOTHING TO THE FILE BUT WASTE YOUR TIME USE 96000/32 ONLY WHEN RECORDING THE WAV FILE THEN COVERT TO 44100/16 AFTER YOU ARE FINISHED EDITING IT MAYBE SOMEELSE CAN EXPLAN IT BETTER

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