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Lots of Live/Audigy era Creative sound cards would resample everything to 48kHz, with probably one of the worst quality resamplers available, to the chagrin of
by AshamedCaptain 9mo ago
Lots of Live/Audigy era Creative sound cards would resample everything to 48kHz, with probably one of the worst quality resamplers available, to the chagrin of all bitperfect fanatics... still probably one of their best selling sound cards.
I.e. no one cares.
- Tanoc 9mo agoI had a Soundblaster Live! Gold card back in the day, and I would route my record player or stereo through it so I could use a visualizer on my computer. You could hear the digital noise that was introduced on the highhats. And the source for the sound was a late '70s era Realistic system where everything was analogue. I never knew it was because of the soundcard. I'd always just chalked it up to either Windows XP or VLC doing something.
- AshamedCaptain 9mo agoUnlikely to be this issue since this is about resampling of (e.g. from a CD's native) 44.1kHz PCM to 48kHz, and has nothing at all to do when recording since you'd most likely record at 48kHz and play at 48kHz (no HW resampling involved).