Cannot capture audio higher then 44.1KHz with VDub

[superfresko]

Hi!

I have my new BT8x8 card, I installed the BtWincap drivers, I installed my Creative SoundBlaster Live drivers, I installed VirtualDub and the Huffyuv codec.

So I started capturing video, but I cannot choose 48 KHz audio frequency. The highest I can choose is 44.1KHz.

Anybody can help?

Since I'd like to store my videos on DVD, if I cannot set 48KHz audio, I have to upsample the audio to 48KHz of every captured file.

Thanks for any help.

Bye,
Massi.

[sidneysides]

I had exactly the same problem whn trying to capure in Windows 98. I had to upgrade to Windows ME or Windows XP for this to work.

[Fozzee]

Or re-encode the audio to 48hz during video re-encoding.

Fozzee

[sidneysides]

I tried re-encoding but the quality was not as good as capturing at 48khz.

[oldfart13]

Any number of OTHER programs allow 48kHz: Video Studio, MMC 7.7 (ATI's own software), etc. You can then import that AVI into VDub for further processing...

[sidneysides]

When I was using win98 I couldn't get ANY program to use 48khz - the option just wasn't there.

[oldfart13]

I'm using Win98SE. The option is there NOW...

[superfresko]

I had exactly the same problem whn trying to capure in Windows 98. I had to upgrade to Windows ME or Windows XP for this to work.

My system is W2K.

[superfresko]

Or re-encode the audio to 48hz during video re-encoding.

Fozzee

Unfortunately, TMPGEnc messes up audio when re-encoding, producing a VERY bad audio on the re-encoded file...

[superfresko]

Any number of OTHER programs allow 48kHz: Video Studio, MMC 7.7 (ATI's own software), etc. You can then import that AVI into VDub for further processing...

Problem is, when I used the motherboard built-in audio chip, I could capture with VDub at 48KHz with no problem.

Now I have a SB Live, that should be more powerful than the MB built-in audio card, but it doesn't let me capture at 48KHz. Seems like SB drivers don't let you do that...

[Sartori]

Or re-encode the audio to 48hz during video re-encoding.

Fozzee

Unfortunately, TMPGEnc messes up audio when re-encoding, producing a VERY bad audio on the re-encoded file...

I have 6 recoded DVDs which say different , there is a guide to using ssrc instead of tmpgencs own if yours is not working , but mine definitely is - all in sync and no apparent degradation either , are you using the HiQ / Slower setting ?

But if you replay the converted 48khz file back through media player it does sound knackered (full of crackles and pops) which is probably the case . I replay mine through PowerDVD and they sound fine and obviously when I play them on my dvd as well .

[Fozzee]

Or re-encode the audio to 48hz during video re-encoding.

Fozzee

Unfortunately, TMPGEnc messes up audio when re-encoding, producing a VERY bad audio on the re-encoded file...

It does a good job for me

Fozzee