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Sound with 48khz, no sound with 44.1
Hi,
I uploaded mini-DV tapes from a Canon GL2. Video files with 48-khz audio can be heard, but not video files with 44.1-khz audio.
I thought that by upconverting 44.1 to 48 this would solve the problem. It didn’t.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
EricQT-Pro 7.6.4
Final Cut Pro 6.06
Dual Core G5
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3 Replies
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Dv can only record 2 channel 48khz or four channel 32 khz. I have never heard of 44.1khz on a Dv camera so perhaps you are confused about the 4 chan 32khz option.
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Also as you have found, strange thread titles often get ignored. It is also important not to impatiently double post as well.
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My apologies for the double post. I suddenly lost power in the process of the first posting and wasn’t sure if it actually posted.
Some digitized files (from mini-DV) that I have show 44.1 khz in the inspector. After hours of searching online for a solution I finally found an unexpected one: use iMovie. iMovie can identify tapes with time code problems that Final Cut cannot, as well as handle the audio format 44.1 so that it plays back. And, for reasons I still don’t understand, it automatically formats these files for 48 khz.
I still don’t know why these digital files show audio sampling at 44.1, but technically now I don’t need to know since I found a solution.
Thanks for your help anyway, Michael.
Eric
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