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radknee

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Is there any way to get Audio Midi Setup to output the 88KHz sampling rate to analog outs? I'm sure the capability is there in Core Audio.

Got a 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo iMac, BTW.
 
Is there any way to get Audio Midi Setup to output the 88KHz sampling rate to analog outs? I'm sure the capability is there in Core Audio.

Got a 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo iMac, BTW.
88 KHz? What an odd sampling rate. Why not use 96 KHz instead? That's supported.
 
88 KHz? What an odd sampling rate. Why not use 96 KHz instead? That's supported.

It's not odd -- it's exactly double the Redbook standard of 44.1. To be specific, it's 88.2 KHz. It's much less computation-intensive for computers to convert multiples of 88.2KHz files to Redbook than 96Khz.
 
It's not odd -- it's exactly double the Redbook standard of 44.1. To be specific, it's 88.2 KHz. It's much less computation-intensive for computers to convert multiples of 88.2KHz files to Redbook than 96Khz.
I figured it was actually 88.2. That said, I've never seen any audio program that supports it.
 
88.2k should show up as an option in Audio Midi Setup _if_ the audio device supports it, and various software programs, including Logic, Logic Express, and Sound Studio, will support a 88.2k sample rate.
 

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