Re: how about 24/88.2 instead?

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In Reply to: Re: how about 24/88.2 instead? posted by High-end Dreamer on March 17, 2002 at 20:35:50:

I believe the answer you seek is at the end of the manual, so if you didn't finish, you may not have the answer yet. So skip to the end.
:-)
No, seriously, Chapter 6 says what you want "Creating a CD" -- specifically 6.1 "CD Recording Settings". CD24(tm) is basically ISO-9660 CD-ROM disc format with AIFF sound files (these are both very standard).
Yeah, it can do pretty much anything. I don't have any 88.2 sources (well, my DVD, but I don't know any 88.2 DVD's). So can't say from experience, but when it did 24/96 -> 16/44.1, it didn't really ask. I mean, it asked permission to render, but other than that, it was automatic.

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Re: how about 24/88.2 instead? - High-end Dreamer 20:35:50 03/17/02 (1)

Re: how about 24/88.2 instead? - Dusty Chalk 03:47:06 03/20/02 (0)

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