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Audio Drift
Just noticed that on the A/V Devices where you select the Audio Output, when i change it to Built-In Audio I only get 44.1k sampling…there is no 48k sampling, which could explain the drift.
Anyone else see this in the A/V Devices?
Rich Rubasch
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4 Replies
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Rich –
Just opened up FCP to check it out and it looks to me like there is in fact 48000.00 kHz Sample rate available.
Options > Sample rate > 48000.00.Zach
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I can only set a 44.1k sample rate! What broke? QT 6.5, OS 10.3.9…FCP HD Dual 1gig G4.
Rich
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Sure enough…If I set the AV device to none and I select the audio to built in, I only get a 44.1 sample rate. If I change the AV output to Firewire I get a 48k and a 32k choice. But under the output to tape is different setting, if I choose none I still only get a 44.1k setting.
Rich
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“Built-in” in this case means the Macintosh Computer’s audio play system.
It has nothing to do with FCP’s “built-in” audio settings.The Mac internal “top-end” only offers 44.1 kHz, but if you buy a 3rd party audio device (like a Griffin “iMic” USB audio adapter) you will then be offered the 48 kHz option.
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