conversion problem

[petriburg]

Re: conversion problem

But remember, if this audio is to be recorded to CD and ultimately played back in a stand-alone CD player there are many of these units, if not all, which will reject any disk which is not recorded to the CD Redbook standard of 16-bit linear quantization, at a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz. :smile2:

[Smoggy]

Re: conversion problem

Can that be changed during the CD burning process or are you stuck with the frequency that it's at?

[LtData]

Re: conversion problem

If you want to burn an audio CD, as far as I know, no CD burning program allows you to change the frequency, as this would result in "the audio CD nobody wanted" or the audio CD nobody would play. There is really no difference in quality between 44.1KHz and 48KHz other than 48KHz is pretty much the new standard for everything besides CDs.

[neilthecellist]

Re: conversion problem

right. 48khz only if it's new audio being streamed like thru a microphone. or if you are converting DVD audio to mp3 or some other lossy audio format.

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