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Re: 32k vs. 48k log and capture issues
by Michael G on Apr 3, 2007 at 4:46:24 am

[boydmcc] "Afterall, FCP can capture HDV which is 32kHz 12bit."


HDV like DV can be set to 32khz four track. Like DV please don't ever do this. The nornal setting for HDV is two channel 16 bit 48Khz. Fortunately this is the default on all cameras. Internally the audio is recorded to tape as mpeg, but comes out as PCM 16bit 48Khz.


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