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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: thierryhenry on May 12, 2004, 03:13:53 PM
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Hi.
I am new here, and new to the whole taping community, so please don't flame me (cause I don't have much knowledge on this subject).
Anyway, I have a Sony Mz-R55 MD and a cheap Stereo T Mic, I have recorded quite a few shows (just local things here around my school) and they all turn out quite well listening with headphones and even hooking my MD up to my Line In (on my PC). When I use Soundforge 6.0 to transfer I have problems. I have tried everything, I am using a 3/5" optical cable connected to my Line Out (on my MD) to my Line In (on my PC), and everything works well in my transfering to Soundforge. I monitor the levels, listen to the sound through my speakers yadadada.. .everything seems perfect!
Once the recording is done on Soundforge and I listen back, I hear this popping and cracking in the sound throughout most of the recording.. I am recording @ 44,100 Khz and 16 Bit, Stereo. I have changed those setting around (32, + 16, Mono, etc. etc.) I have tried everything, and I still hear this cracking/popping. I know it is something with my transfering of the data, because I don't hear it at all when I listen through my MD, or even when I have it hooked up through my speakers. Do you think it is something with my Soundcard, or maybe the 3/5" cable is the problem? Any advice you can give me would be GREATLY appreciated.
You can either post back, or if you have AOL Instant Messanger my Screen Name is:
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it would be alot easier to discuss it over that, if anyone here has that, and can help me (the explaining would be alot easier).
Thanks so much, I want to get my tapes to best they can be!
Cheers.
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you might want to check your buffers, increase them and see if that helps, i think some others on the board have problems with there buffers being at too low of a level