>From earlier talk about sample rates, it appears that for recording audio, 48k is better than 44.1. Having decided that, what other issues cross my path if I default my audio rate to 48k? All of my softsynths seem to work... I do wonder about samplers though. Are the samples mostly in 44.1k if they come on a CD? Would that make them off-key when used? Would they get rate-changed on the fly? Would that use more CPU? (questions, questions, questions) It does not seem to affect my desktop, flash, ogg, mp3, ac3 etc. all playback fine. Pulse seems to be doing more work though at least when playing a CD. I'm pushing it pretty hard though, I have it bridged to jackdbus with -p64 so Pulse has to keep up. I'm just wondering why Ubuntu (which presumably means Debian too), qjackctl, Pulse and lots of other audio apps all seem to default to 44.1k. Speaking as one of the devs for the Ubuntu Studio distro, I'm wondering how much trouble I'm going to get for asking for 48k default sample rate in audio. -- Len Ovens www.OvenWerks.net _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
