3 Sep
2003
3 Sep
'03
5:38 a.m.
Luke Yelavich wrote / a écrit:
Thanks for pointing this. I was thinking about this since a moment ( I have a low-end
ymfpci yahama card that processes at 48 khz ). So is there something good about this?
Is it useful only when I sample at 48 khz and keep the file at 48 khz? In this case how
will sound my 48 khz wave file on a machine with a 44 khz sound card?
Thanks in advance for responding.
GuyCLO~
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I would
personally not choose Audigy, or any Creative card based on the
EMU10K1 chipset.
These chips do all their processing at 48Khz. In other
words, a 44.1Khz signal comes in, is resampled to 48Khz, processed, and
then resampled back to the original sampling rate.