<![CDATA[Q to Line Recording: I want to record LP via USB A/D device at 24bit/96khz, however Audigrabber does store wav-files at 16bit/44,1khz only. Any workaround to make Audiograbber save Studiomasterquality?]]>I like to record via an external DAC, Furutech GT40, connected via USB. The DAC supports Studiomaster Quality at 24bit/96khz. Line Recording via Audiograbber is working, however I can save wav-files at 16bit/44,1khz, i.e. CD-Red Book quality standard only.

Any idead or work around?

Thanks Bernd

]]>https://community.audiograbber.org/topic/351/q-to-line-recording-i-want-to-record-lp-via-usb-a-d-device-at-24bit-96khz-however-audigrabber-does-store-wav-files-at-16bit-44-1khz-only.-any-workaround-to-make-audiograbber-save-studiomasterqualityRSS for NodeThu, 24 Sep 2026 21:48:15 GMTSat, 06 Nov 2010 10:14:43 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to Q to Line Recording: I want to record LP via USB A/D device at 24bit/96khz, however Audigrabber does store wav-files at 16bit/44,1khz only. Any workaround to make Audiograbber save Studiomasterquality? on Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:34:52 GMT]]>24 bit software are different and a major enhancement in sound recording quality; it,s not supported by this free software. under reserve you can try this : Use External Encoder in: Options, MP3 Options, Click Wave at the top and below "External Encoder". Note that you must have 24 bit encoder plugin (DLL) first saved somewhere in your drive; or you have to find a Ripper that do the job at 24 bit. Goog luck and please, keep us in touch. DjBobMontreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

]]>https://community.audiograbber.org/post/577https://community.audiograbber.org/post/577Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:34:52 GMT