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Topic: Samplerate conversion in Digicheck Record?

Hello,

we have recorded some time ago a gig (>30 channels) and now I am importing the files into Cubase and have some questions regarding the samplerate. We have recorded it with Digicheck  and I am not sure at what samplerate (44.1 or 48 kHz). Now I converted the files into stereofiles with DC yesterday the first part and today the second. Imported in Cubase I recognized a change in pitch from the first recording to the next. I looked in the pool and there it says that one is 44.1 and the other 48 kHz. So my question is:
When I load a Recording into DC to transform the file into normal wavs in which way is the actual samplerate given at this moment influencing this file-conversion process? Is there a difference in behaviour regarding a connected or not connected RME soundcard during this process (with different set clock than during recording)?

With best regards
El Duderino

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Re: Samplerate conversion in Digicheck Record?

The export function reads the sample rate stored in the file and writes it into the split files. No change is performed.

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Matthias Carstens
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  • Registered: 2008-12-06
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Re: Samplerate conversion in Digicheck Record?

Thanks for clarification. Maybe this topic is worth a sentence in the manual?