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Article #2834Re: Inconsistent Peak File (PK) generation
From: UrbanVoyeur
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 17:12
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 17:12
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SteveG wrote: >And these are definitely Windows PCM wav files? I've never experienced that on any machine - and this runs into the 10's of them in several installations. If pk files are requested, then under the correct conditions, they are created. > > Yes. These are legit windows PCM wav files. Most of them generated as audio extracts from video files using Audition. The rest are 24 to 32 bit conversions from an edirol R-1 recorder. -- J www.urbanvoyeur.com
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