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How to change sample rate?

I've got a .flac file that for some reason has

samplerate = 96000Hz

It will not play on my system, sound card probably can't handle it?

How do I go about lowering it to 44100 so I can listen to it?

Thanks, oh and I'm using foobar.

How to change sample rate?

Reply #1 –
ok i uncompressed the .flac to a .wav, then used the default windows sound recorder program, hopefully that's alright?

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bitrate = 3072
samplerate = 96000
channels = 2
codec = PCM
bitspersample = 16
    --------------------
26156800 samples @ 96000Hz


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bitrate = 1411
samplerate = 44100
channels = 2
codec = PCM
bitspersample = 16
    --------------------
12015780 samples @ 44100Hz


look ok? :s

How to change sample rate?

Reply #3 –
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ok i uncompressed the .flac to a .wav, then used the default windows sound recorder program, hopefully that's alright?
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There is a resampler inside foobar2000 which can do this kind of sample rate conversion on the fly. It's just not on by default, since most soundcards do it automagically.

How to change sample rate?

Reply #6 –
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Is there anything that john33 can't make a -drop program from?
well, there's SoundForge... 

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