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October 10th 06, 07:39 PM
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96 KHz 24 bit audio
I`m currently looking for a compressor that supports:
24 bit, 96 kHz stereo (proffesional audio quality). Would anyone recommend me one? Althow WMA claims to support it and I can compress and decompress WMA with 24bit 96kHz in SoundForge 8.0d, when I use graphedit.exe to render a WMA file I see that direct show is actually using 16 bit, 48 kHz for files compressed with 24bit, 96 kHz. [WMAAudio Decoder DMO] in0.format: WaveFormatEx: 96.000 KHz 24 bit out0.format: WaveFormatEx: 48.000 KHz 16 bit The sound card is Audigy 4, latest drivers, configured for 96.000 KHz 24 bit, 2 channels (stereo). Uncompressend WAV files will play at 96.000 KHz 24 bit, so I expect that the WMA decoder is responcible for that. 
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October 12th 06, 03:16 AM
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96 KHz 24 bit audio
I think you need to compress in WMA Pro... or something like that. Try using
Microsoft's Windows Media Encoder - that's the best free WMA compression utility I have found. "George Valkov" wrote: I`m currently looking for a compressor that supports: 24 bit, 96 kHz stereo (proffesional audio quality). Would anyone recommend me one? Althow WMA claims to support it and I can compress and decompress WMA with 24bit 96kHz in SoundForge 8.0d, when I use graphedit.exe to render a WMA file I see that direct show is actually using 16 bit, 48 kHz for files compressed with 24bit, 96 kHz. [WMAAudio Decoder DMO] in0.format: WaveFormatEx: 96.000 KHz 24 bit out0.format: WaveFormatEx: 48.000 KHz 16 bit The sound card is Audigy 4, latest drivers, configured for 96.000 KHz 24 bit, 2 channels (stereo). Uncompressend WAV files will play at 96.000 KHz 24 bit, so I expect that the WMA decoder is responcible for that.
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