Posted 08 October 2006 - 06:10 AM
wellfire, on Oct 7 2006, 08:09 PM, said:
Thanks, Beerman. However, that did not do the trick. Any other ideas?
I must say that this one really has me stumped. I was planning one putting MC8 or 9 on my studio rig but,
I have an M-Audio 192 on that one. I truly love MC. However, I love my M-Audio sound cards more.
A similar issue came up a short time ago. The theory was that those cards are operate at higher bit rates and do not seem to go to 16 bit for capture. Other cards like Audigy Sound Blaster are 24 but can capture at 16 bit. No one from Roxio ever has confirmed this but the requirements for the program are 16 bit sound card. It does not say 16 bit
or higher. You might want to contact m-Audio to see if they do capture at 16 bit.
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