Transcriber question

[Christopher Doty]

On Macs, I've found that in addition to having the sampling rate
correct, one must also have the correct number of channels selected or
else the audio is still garbled.  Worth a shot if you haven't tried
that yet.

Chris

On 12/12/06, Nicholas Thieberger <thien at unimelb.edu.au> wrote:
> I have the same problem and it is very frustrating. I have just been putting up with it and still getting the time-alignment done. I suspect it may be due to Mac Quicktime upgrades, as there is nothing else I can figure has caused it.
>
> The Transcriber website says they will be producing a new version (1.5.2) in the near future so let's hope it addresses this issue.
>
> Nick
>
> At 5:27 PM +0930 12/12/06, myf wrote:
> >I am having a problem with Transcriber.
> >
> >I have sound files recorded at bwf 24 bit 48khz, saved as wav. When I open
> >them in Transcriber they do not play properly. The audio signal is not shown
> >properly either (even varying the resolution). I have tried setting the
> >audio file on 48000. When I look at the file information it says Lin24 48khz
> >stereo. If anyone knows how I can get the files to play without the jumping
> >and clicking I would be very grateful!
> >
> >Myf
>
>
>