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Tyler.Durden wrote on 12/25/2002, 12:20 PM
Hi Vidguy,

You might set to 48k... that is common for DV. Vegas also being an audio platform defaults to 44.1 on install.


HTH, MPH
snicholshms wrote on 12/25/2002, 8:52 PM
You set the preferences for ACID, Vegas and Sound Forge to 48k so you won't have the potential differences in sound quality due to conversions from one software to the other. It saves time, too.
Steve
Grazie wrote on 12/26/2002, 3:41 AM
From INSTALL I chose 48k - Couldn't believe the improvment in quality . . . . I don't know if I'm imagining this or not, but I feel that my SOund Card just burst into life.

Grazie
ibliss wrote on 12/26/2002, 8:16 AM
There's not a huge difference between 44.1 & 48KHz - unless you own a soundblaster card which runs at 48KHz internally all the time, resampling any other sample rate going through, losing quality in the conversion. You'd have to have a pretty good monitoring system to hear this difference. Did you switch to 24 bit at the same time?
stusy wrote on 12/26/2002, 8:32 AM
You know what..? unless you're really using alot of video apps, do yourselves a favor and get the CDA5; if you bought VV3 for macro audio aspects only, like I did, you owe it to yourselves...wonderful app for me so far...
snicholshms wrote on 12/26/2002, 3:09 PM
Stusy:
Explain what a CDA5 is.
Thanks,
Steve
jetdv wrote on 12/26/2002, 3:20 PM
CDA5 = CD Architect 5.0 - another product by Sonic Foundry.