Re: jack/oversampling

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On Sun, 16 Mar 2014, Tim Blechmann wrote:

for a project, i'm working with 192 khz, but unfortunately, none of my
audio interfaces (rme multiface and fireface ucx) support 192khz. the
ucx supports 192khz in hardware, but the usb/alsa/class-compliant mode
only seems to go up to 96khz. so i wonder, is there any way to perform
upsampling within jack?

Personally, I would mix the project at 48k or 96k and upsample the finished product. I don't think you gain anything by upsampling before processing. Your whole system has to do twice the work for no gain and so you have limits to your effects options before you would at the lower rate. Contracts may make this harder, or live streaming (in this case the conversion can happen on the way out though) or working with some material that is already at the higher rate. If you must have the high sample rate going into jack, then zita-a2j is the way to go.

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Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net


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