Many thanks Brian, Jerry and Matthew. Your responses were much appreciated.
Following on from Matthew's comments, would it be possible to set the card's parameters to record at 16 bit, 44.1khz for subsecquent transfer to cd?
Or would a recording made at 24 bit, 96khz simply loose the extra quality when burnt to the cd format. In other words, would some sort of convertion be neccessary?
Many thanks,
Tim, Bangor, N. Ireland
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Matthew Bullis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 6:04 AM
Subject: Re: Delta soundcard question
Hello, cd quality sound is 16 bit, and 44100 samples. If you're recording in
24 bit at 96 khz, the higher end audio will not be accepted by the lower
cd-quality. Therefore, in order to retain the 24/96 parameters, you may have
to use DVD audio. I'm not exactly sure about this, but there are detailed
instructions and tips if you search on google for the FAQ on taping with
laptops. A sound card with cd-quality sound will do fine, but I have no
experience with recording digitally. I just plug a cord into the sound card
with my source material coming into the line in port on the sound card from
the cord.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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