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From: Shawn McMurdo <shawnm@sco.COM>
To: DRDRE@bachus.1lo.lublin.pl, freebsd-multimedia@freebsd.org
Subject: SBPro 3.1 and still 11 MHz audio ...
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The SBPro does not support 44KHz recording.
You should be able to do close to 22KHz, though.
In a program just use the SNDCTL_DSP_SPEED ioctl.
In vrec, use the -s option.
Otherwise, it depends on your software.
Shawn

	From: MICHAAE PASTERNAK <DRDRE@bachus.1lo.lublin.pl>
	To: freebsd-multimedia@freebsd.org
	Date:          Tue, 20 Aug 1996 16:34:32 +0100
	
	Hi, 
	I've got a problem. I have got a SBPro v.3.1 + FreeBSD 
2.1.5-R. I've 
	tried to make some samplings (cat /dev/audio > sample.au) 
- it works 
	perfectly. But it's only 11 MHz (maybe 8 MHz:) mono 
sampling ... how 
	to tell FreeBSD to make a 22/44 MHz samples ?
	
	Greetz,
	D0c.