Markaholic
New member
Broadcast WAV or WAV?
Is this just a preference ?
Is this just a preference ?
Carter
Total gear slut
Markaholic said:
I think that the broadcast wave carries STMPE code unlike the regular wave
Markaholic
New member
Alrighty then! so there should be no diffrence in quality then is what your saying...no?
Clit Torres
New member
Markaholic said:
Nope, no quality difference, but broadcast wave files do come in very handy.
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tmix
Well-known member
Clit is right.
The quality is the same one just has timeline info so as when small pieces of file are dumped into a program that works with broadcast wave it automatically snaps to the right spot in the time line.
Many programs let you create them but few actually take advantage of the features.
Tom
The quality is the same one just has timeline info so as when small pieces of file are dumped into a program that works with broadcast wave it automatically snaps to the right spot in the time line.
Many programs let you create them but few actually take advantage of the features.
Tom
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Raw-Tracks
New member
Broadcast WAV's don't have SMPTE timecode, just a timeline reference as Tmix states. Broadcast WAV's are jsut WAV files with more metadata. The sound quality is identical.
Markaholic
New member
sweet....its just nuendo 2 seems to use it and i never objected to it doing so...but i just would like to know my gear/software as best as possible...thats why i ask...thanks for all the reply's!