zoom H2 audible "clicks" in 24 bit 96000 hz |
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zoom H2 audible "clicks" in 24 bit 96000 hz |
 Feb 19 2012, 00:44
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I have owned a Zoom H2 for just over six months and always used it in 16 bit 44000 mode. I have never had a problem with it. However yesterday, I did some recording in 24 bit 96000 hz mode and while the recording was not distorted, I got audible clicks that seemed fairly regular.
Any idea why I might get these? They're apparent even with playback on the H2. At first, I thought that the clicks would disappear when I work on them either with Audacity or Reaper, but they're still there. Thanks, Charlie |
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Feb 19 2012, 00:47
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I'd return it.
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Feb 19 2012, 04:12
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-------------------- Who are you and how did you get in here ?
I'm a locksmith, I'm a locksmith. |
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Feb 19 2012, 11:49
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You're probably pushing it too hard. Have a look at page 62 in the manual
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Feb 20 2012, 00:28
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Make sure the SD card is fast enough to handle the data requirements of 24/96 recording. I remember the 512 MB one that I got with my H2 was absolute crap and had to be discarded.
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Feb 20 2012, 00:40
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QUOTE (Uosdwis R. Dewoh @ Feb 19 2012, 18:28)  Make sure the SD card is fast enough to handle the data requirements of 24/96 recording. I remember the 512 MB one that I got with my H2 was absolute crap and had to be discarded. 96/24 stereo recording is just 72KB/s, trivial for an SD card. Even slower class 2 cards can sustain 2 MB/s. |
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Feb 20 2012, 05:53
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QUOTE (saratoga @ Feb 19 2012, 15:40) 96/24 stereo recording is just 72KB/s, trivial for an SD card. Even slower class 2 cards can sustain 2 MB/s. So it's compressed 8:1 ? G² |
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Feb 20 2012, 06:16
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QUOTE (Glenn Gundlach @ Feb 19 2012, 23:53) QUOTE (saratoga @ Feb 19 2012, 15:40) 96/24 stereo recording is just 72KB/s, trivial for an SD card. Even slower class 2 cards can sustain 2 MB/s. So it's compressed 8:1 ? G² Opps, should be 576Kb/s. Not sure how I divided by 8 twice. |
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Feb 20 2012, 15:21
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QUOTE (cbutterworth @ Feb 18 2012, 18:44) I have owned a Zoom H2 for just over six months and always used it in 16 bit 44000 mode. I have never had a problem with it. However yesterday, I did some recording in 24 bit 96000 hz mode and while the recording was not distorted, I got audible clicks that seemed fairly regular. Any idea why I might get these? They're apparent even with playback on the H2. At first, I thought that the clicks would disappear when I work on them either with Audacity or Reaper, but they're still there. Are you hearing the clicks or seeing the clicks in the data? |
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