It's been explained better here in the past (I suggest a search of the list
archives) but it has to do with how Windows presents the samples to the
application. When the application wants a certain rate of samples that is
different than the hardware rate, Windows interpolates the data to give the
requested rate. 48000 is simply 4 times 12000, so the interpolation will
presumably be more accurate/less jittery by pulling every 4th sample. Other
hardware rates are fine but 48000 gives the best dynamic range, as Chen
noted. - 73 jeff wk6i
On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 6:46 PM, James Wolf <jbwolf@comcast.net> wrote:
> >>> Why not use a sampling rate of 48000, if it is available on your sound
> card?
>
> Chen, I appreciate the history and information on sound cards, but here's
> where I am not quite sure I understand the configuration.
>
> The clock rate highest setting is 12000. This, I believe is the MTTY clock
> rate.
> The sound card Windows setting is set for 48000.
> My assumption is that these are two different settings, and with that
> assumption, I was curious as to what to set the MTTY clock rate at. If
> indeed it wants a multiple of 300, then should 11700 be my setting or if it
> should be 12000, why?
>
> Jim - KR9U
>
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