But my sound card drivers are... the latest.
Bob
I recently tried several freeware programs for recording streaming audio from my sound card to .mp3 or .wav files. I have so far found OpD2d simplest to use yet flexible.
http://www.opcode.co.uk/opd2d/default.asp
The problem is that the files recorded by OpD2d and the other apps I've tried all noticably reduce the pitch of the original audio. It sounds as if a vinyl or tape recording was slowed down. Since this is a digital recording, I can't figure out why this is happening.
System:
Dell 2.8GHz HT-P4, 800mHz FSB
512MB RAM
integrated sound card
Windows XP (SP2)
I've adjusted the output levels through windows to eliminate distortion, and tried different samping and bit rates, but I can't think of an explanation as to why the pitch of the recordings would be noticably lower than the original audio stream.
Has anyone else encountered this phenonmenon, and have you found a solution?
Thanks,
BassRider

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