Re: [ARSCLIST] DAT frequency problem

[Tommy Sjöberg <tommy.sjoberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Jeff,
I agree this is a nice solution, but means I've 
got to find an audio-DAT capable DDS drive. I'll 
come back if and when I do.

For now I guess I have to continue to watch the 
transfer, since I only have a stand-alone DAT 
player. Another solution would be to hook it up 
to our CD burner which would convert to 44.1 kHz 
and make CD's, which then can be ripped to HD.

Tommy

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Tommy Sjöberg
The Center for Swedish Folk Music and Jazz Research
Stockholm, Sweden
www.visarkiv.se



Jeffrey Kane wrote:
>  DAT2WAV can be set to do this automatically. Can't recall the exact commands
>  offhand but if you'd like I can dig them up. In short; there's a setting to
>  create a new WAV file when a change in sample rate is detected.