Re: [ARSCLIST] computer audio

["Rollin' Recording" <lou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Angie,

Jeffrey Kane opined the same thing, and here's the info I forwarded to him.
Thanks you too for your kind offer of assistance.


Where to begin.  The 60 second stereo file was recorded on a Marantz  PMD 
660
as a wav file...44.1.  I opened that file in Adobe Audition, did a bit 
ofediting,
then saved it as a wav , next saved a copy as MP3 at 128kbs, 44.1 sampling 
rate.
I've moved the file to an hp running Windows XP Home.  Has an Intel
Celeron(R)1300 MHz.  Opening the file in Adobe Audition on this computer, or 
listening
toit in Media Player results in the same, slower speed.  Any other info I 
can
offer?
Thanks!

Lou Houck

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Angie Dickinson Mickle" <angie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 5:55 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] computer audio


> Lou,
> The file may be at a sample rate that that sound card either doesn't 
> support or isn't set for.  More information on the the file, platform and 
> the sound card in that computer would be helpful.
>
> Angie Dickinson Mickle
> Avocado Productions
> Arvada, CO
> www.avocadoproductions.com
> 800-246-3811
>
>
> Rollin' Recording wrote:
> > I know someone in this savvy group can help me.  I have transferred an 
> > audio
> > file from one computer to another.  My computers are networked together.
> > When I open the file in the computer to which I transferred the sound, 
> > the
> > playback is slow.  This only happens on one computer on the network.
> > I tried burning the file to disc on the originating computer.  When I 
> > play
> > the disc back in the offending computer, it plays slow too.  I would
> > appreciate any words of wisdom.
> >
> > Lou Houck
>
>
>
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