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Riot Fest
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/21/26 10:51 PM
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Hard-Fi
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/19/26 06:43 PM
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Of course I can't COPY & PASTE the specs from that window, no, that would be too easy..... Urgh I hate Windows.
YES a Mac laptop is on the shopping list but it'll be a while, we had a tough year. Bleh.
OK:
Intel CORE i3 CPU M 330 @ 2.13 GHz
RAM = 4 G, 3.67 G usable
500 G hard drive built-in, 383 G free
64-bit Operating System
I am pulling in sound at the 44100 and 16-bit setting.
It did best on this (also pointing this may be a PC power issue) compared to when I had it on 48000 earlier today/yesterday.
The M-Audio *should* be able to kick in up to 96000 and 24-bit, and Audacity can handle up to 32-bit -- larger files by far -- but it's not doing it.
Checking my power settings now.
Thanks for helping me figure this out. I love this board.
{{{{hugs}}}}
Linda
Last edited by Linda Adams; 11/05/10 04:37 AM.
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