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how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
03 Oct 2014 17:10 #53597
by rawprod
how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx was created by rawprod
Hi guys,
I have a problem, I can't play and import wav format 24bit-44,1 in final cut pro x. How can I import this format to fcpx?
Thank you!
Paul
I have a problem, I can't play and import wav format 24bit-44,1 in final cut pro x. How can I import this format to fcpx?
Thank you!
Paul
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03 Oct 2014 17:35 #53599
by plysat
That shouldn't be a problem at all, I do it all the time, also much higher bit rates (96, 192) can you get info on the file and see exactly what it is?
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Replied by plysat on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
rawprod wrote: Hi guys,
I have a problem, I can't play and import wav format 24bit-44,1 in final cut pro x. How can I import this format to fcpx?
Thank you!
Paul
That shouldn't be a problem at all, I do it all the time, also much higher bit rates (96, 192) can you get info on the file and see exactly what it is?
Can't sleep? Try this: fcpxpert.net ;-)
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03 Oct 2014 17:43 #53600
by rawprod
Replied by rawprod on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
It is a 24 bit wav format - 44 kHz, I can not even play in itunes only in VLC player. There is no problem in setting my computer?
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03 Oct 2014 17:45 #53601
by rawprod
Replied by rawprod on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
info
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03 Oct 2014 18:06 #53602
by plysat
Can't sleep? Try this: fcpxpert.net ;-)
Replied by plysat on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
Gan you get info on the file in VLC? CMD-I, go to CODEC Details...
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03 Oct 2014 18:19 #53603
by rawprod
Replied by rawprod on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
codec details
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03 Oct 2014 18:34 - 03 Oct 2014 18:34 #53604
by plysat
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Replied by plysat on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
Yeah... it's something weird. I'd download wav agent or something (free) and convert it to something useable.
www.sounddevices.com/products/waveagent/downloads/
www.sounddevices.com/products/waveagent/downloads/
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Last edit: 03 Oct 2014 18:34 by plysat.
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03 Oct 2014 19:05 #53607
by rawprod
Replied by rawprod on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
Ok, thank you so much for help!
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03 Oct 2014 19:28 #53609
by rawprod
Replied by rawprod on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
and which codec is the best?
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03 Oct 2014 19:42 #53610
by plysat
Not really sure, but you can't go wrong with aiff, or maybe Broadcast wave. As long as the bit and sample rates are the same it should sound fine...
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Replied by plysat on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
rawprod wrote: and which codec is the best?
Not really sure, but you can't go wrong with aiff, or maybe Broadcast wave. As long as the bit and sample rates are the same it should sound fine...
Can't sleep? Try this: fcpxpert.net ;-)
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03 Oct 2014 20:29 #53612
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic how to import 24bit-44,1 kHz music to fcpx
Video standard in cameras is 16-bit, 48kHz. Keep the same rate at 48kHz and your audio won't go out of sync with the video. AIFF is an Apple standard, so will be compatible totally with any of their software. Plus it's uncompressed. Though I edit 24-bit audio, but bit rate won't make anything go out of sync. I'd say BWAV is a good second best. Stay away from anything else, or your head will explode.
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