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Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 14:06:36 +0100
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Hi Gary,

You don't need to modify the user profiles in SL after installing a new 
soundcard (or copying everything to a new machine). The sampling rates 
are saved in the MCONFIG.INI file ('machine configuration'). So all you 
need to do is modify that file with a text editor, or through the config 
box.  There will be some section like this :

[SOUNDCARD]
...
Calib05512=5512.000
Calib08000=8000.000
Calib11025=11025.000
...

The parameter name contains the 'nominal' sampling rate which must not 
be changed. The value after the '=' character is the 'calibrated' 
sampling rate.

Have a nice weekend,
 73 Wolf DL4YHF


Gary - G4WGT schrieb:
> Hi LF,
>
> Having replaced the PC last week I found that even though I was using the
> same second sound card & same SpecLab usr profiles imported from my previous
> PC the sound card sampling & therefore my SpecLab accuracy must have been
> severely effected.
>