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07-03-2004, 11:44 AM
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hey guys,
I just bought the creative audigy 2 zs, and i realised I might have made a big mistake.
I use Adobe Premier 6.5, and noticed that it only supports 16 bit audio, when I just spent my hard earned money on a 24 bit card. :(
and if things seem right, I didnt really need a 24 bit card.
Am I right?
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07-03-2004, 11:48 AM
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also is there a way to make adobe export in 24 bit sound? i dont seeem to think theres a way.
Are there video editing softwares that use 24 bit sound?
please lemme know, coz Ill return the card ASAP if its not gonna come in use.
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07-03-2004, 12:46 PM
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I know for sure that Premiere Pro supports 24 bit sound.
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07-03-2004, 04:03 PM
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You may not need that 24 bit resolution now, but that's not to say you won't. Any card that purports 24 bit resolution very likely has much better hum and noise performance than a 16 bit card and that may be of value some time down the road. The extra dynamic range may come in handy when the real world tries to bite you in the arse.
Say your digital audio track from a shoot is bad, perhaps from the camera man clearing his throat ever so softly at the same time one of your actors has turned away and all you're getting is his voice bounced weakly off a wall right at a critical part of the dialog. You can't digitally edit that out and voice-over later without making a very noticable 'hole' in the room ambience. But you have an analog recording on another backup camera, and it's output level is low. That extra dymanic range may let you amplify that to a useful level without introducing the sound card's own hum and noise in the process.
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07-03-2004, 11:28 PM
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thanks crusty.
yeh , the sound quality just blew me away last night. And im gonna stick with it.
Im sure ill find use for 24 bit somewhere soon.
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07-03-2004, 11:32 PM
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uhh...the bits arent everything, the Sound Processor in the Audigy2 is amazing...In normal playback u should be able to a diff
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