Unfortunately you have hit on a group of
settings/combination of hardware that creates files that
are marked as 96k but are really using 48k data. There is
no easy way to change this using any SF product.

I'm going to suggest you go the painful route and re-record
everything at 48k. You really aren't gaining anything by
having the DVD player upsample to 96k. To be good and safe,
using the new settings, record one file, close down the
system, re-open and play back the new recorded file-
everything should be fine, but you don't want to repeat
this process a third time.



Michael Joseph wrote:
>>I use M-Audio's Audiophlie 24/96 card. I recorded in
CD's
>>from a DVD using and digital SPDIF output/input. I set
ALL
>>the VEGAS settings at 96 and 24 bit to record. I
recorded
>>hours of music into seperate VEGAS FILES. I played them
>>back after each save and they sounded GREAT! HOWEVER,
>>later that night, I tried to play the very *.veg files I
>>had saved, NOW THEY ALL PLAYBACK AT DOUBLE SPEED. I
tried
>>reconfiguring many settings in VEGAS, on the card, and in
>>win98 control panel, yet, to no avail I failed. They
still
>>play 2times the normal speed. One thing I found
>>interesting, WHILE recording in the CD's to VEGAS, i
>>noticed that the CLOCK, that i had set on seconds, was
only
>>running at 1/2 the normal speed of time. That is, for
>>every ONE second that passed in reality, only 1/2 of ONE
>>second passed on the VEGAS CLOCK. But remember, after I
>>saved the files and played them back, with a short period
>>of time, they all PLAYED FINE. HELP!!!!!!!