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Subject: Re: [9fans] audio standards -- too many to choose from
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Devon H. O'Dell wrote:
> If hardware is 24@192, #A is 24@192

I am not aware that #A allows for 24bit samples, I only see an option
"speed" to set sampling rates.  The man page says: "Each sample is a 16
bit little-endian two's complement integer".

I was only going by what the manpage said, perhaps it's out of date.

>
> I really don't understand why this isn't obvious. We're all smart
> here, why would you think we would suggest something that dumb?
>