Re: Sony PCM-D100

Subject:	Re: Sony PCM-D100
From:	"Peter Shute" pshute2
Date:	Mon Mar 24, 2014 2:32 pm ((PDT))

 wrote:

> It always amuses me to think that someone would seriously
> record wildlife at
> 24/192 with all the storage problems involved. That's pro
> music studio stuff, when you nave to impress non-tech
> customers who want the "best".

What settings would you recommend then? I'm using 24/44.1, but I'm not sure=
 of the value of 24 vs 16 bits.

Peter Shute

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