| Subject: | Re: Proud Owner of A New Sony D50! |
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| From: | "scratchpaws" scratchpaws |
| Date: | Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:17 pm ((PDT)) |
Thanks, John. Way cool. --- In "hartogj" <> wrote= : > > > > I'll be creating nothing but mp3 files, VBR between 170-210 kbps. So wh= at if I come off the 96/24 .wav record setting and drop down to 48/24 or so= mething like that---even 44.1/24? Or, would I have a better quality mp3 fil= e if I stay up at the 96.24 .wav record setting before creating the mp3s? > > 44.1 is plenty. A 96 kHz sample rate will only be useful if you have an i= nterest in the ultrasonic. > > John Hartog > |
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