Mike King - KM0T wrote: >Hi all, seems to me I read here a few weeks ago or longer, a method to >playback 96 kHz recorded waves on systems that dont support it, i.e. a >laptop... Or I might be wrong. > >Problem is that I recorded on one of my systems at 96 KHz, and trying to >playback for a demo on my laptop. It really doesn't like it :) as it only >supports 48 KHz. > >Its either some workaround method, or getting a Presonus Firebox as the >soundcard. > >Oh, one more thing...was there a change to the PowerSDR database format? It >seems that for 1.6.2, my MS Access program wont open it.....it complains >about the file being a non-compatible format and wont open the file. Any >help here appreciated. > >Thanks all, > >73 > >Mike - KM0T > > Hi Mike, I think I was the one who posted that info. I had the same problem, recording at home at 96 Khz and trying to playback with the built in sound system in the laptop. I tried to reproduce the procedure I used, but the results were inconclusive. I was asking for a mod to the program, because I believe the playback should be possible at any rate supported (audio) regardless the rate at which the original I+Q was recorded.
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