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Forgive me asking this for a second time but how is Microsoft
recommending I view KHz (sample rate) on my audio files?
recommending I view KHz (sample rate) on my audio files?
Flip answer: Just about as stupid as trying to post to Usenet using adigimaton said:yes please, someone answer this, because it is yet another absolutely
stupid omission: sample rate, bit depth (which is not working for me),
and number of channels, are absolutely essential for anyone working in
the audio industry.
Seriously how f***ing stupid is this??
digimaton said:Well my mistake then, but if you look, you will see the previous post
stated
I second that query. The same poster has asked this elsewhere and there
appears to be no solution.
As to the rest of your reponse, I have to say it was f***ing
patronising in the extreme, but I'm sure you thought you were just being
helpful.
Just to be pedantic about this, let me clarify:
In Windows XP, when you view a folder, there are a number of audio
specific details available as viewing options, which include sample
rate, bit depth, and number of channels.
Now,considering we are at point in time where files might have sample
rates anywhere from 11kHz to 192kHz, depending on the intended use of
the media, it's very useful to be abe to browse a folder, within
Windows, using explorer, and quickly assess the atributes of various
audio files; I could open my DAW and do this, but why should I need to
run another program, open a project, and use the import option just to
view file atributes? Yes I could use third party explorer based software
but wtf should I need to do that for?
Go to Vista, open a folder, go to view, and select choose details, and
tell me if you see an option for sample rate.
It's not there, you can arrange files according to the smell of your
dogs ******** but you can't choose sample rate.
Well my mistake then, but if you look, you will see the previous post
stated
I second that query. The same poster has asked this elsewhere and there
appears to be no solution.
As to the rest of your reponse, I have to say it was f***ing
patronising in the extreme, but I'm sure you thought you were just being
helpful.
Just to be pedantic about this, let me clarify:
In Windows XP, when you view a folder, there are a number of audio
specific details available as viewing options, which include sample
rate, bit depth, and number of channels.
Now,considering we are at point in time where files might have sample
rates anywhere from 11kHz to 192kHz, depending on the intended use of
the media, it's very useful to be abe to browse a folder, within
Windows, using explorer, and quickly assess the atributes of various
audio files; I could open my DAW and do this, but why should I need to
run another program, open a project, and use the import option just to
view file atributes? Yes I could use third party explorer based software
but wtf should I need to do that for?
Go to Vista, open a folder, go to view, and select choose details, and
tell me if you see an option for sample rate.
It's not there, you can arrange files according to the smell of your
dogs ******** but you can't choose sample rate.
Thank you for your time.