Re: Cannot save as 16-bit PCM

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From: SteveG
Date: Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:07

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      In Options / Settings / Data, is 'Auto-convert all data on opening' checked?
      If so, unchecking it should cure your problem.




I checked the operation of this carefully, and I have to say that it works fine on this machine - unchecked, you get a 16-bit file upon opening an MP3 and checked, it opens it in native format. That's in EV. But, if you are doing this in MV, this setting is overwritten by the format decision you make for MV in general. So if you want them to open in 16-bit in MV, go the the multitrack settings and set it to operate on everything in 16-bit.

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