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12-bit Audio output while capturing DV - Apple Final Cut ...
https://creativecow.net/forums/thread/12-bit-audio-output-while-capturing-dv/
When I encounter 12-bit audio on DV tapes for capture, they are ALWAYS out of synch when checked. the workaround is to plug the firewire cable into a canopus 110 A/D box and plug its firewire cable into the mac, transcoding the 12-bit to 16-bit.
Audio - From Camera to FCP
http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/audio_camera_to_fcp.html
Some DV decks/cameras refer to the audio rate as 12 bit and 16 bit, but FCP/QT refers to the audio rate as 32khz and 48khz. When the deck/camera says 12 or 16 bits on the display, 12 = 32khz and 16 = 48khz. It is very important you know the audio sample rate of the video that you plan to capture BEFORE you capture.
Audio capture problem (12 bit DV tape) - MacRumors Forums
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/audio-capture-problem-12-bit-dv-tape.626467/
DV supports two kinds of audio: 12-bit 32kHz 4-track audio, and 16-bit 48kHz 2-track audio. I have edited both in Premiere CS3 without any problem. You just need to make sure you are using the right preset (32kHz for 12-bit, or 48kHz for 16-bit) when you capture.
Changing Audio Capture Settings to 32 kHz - Larry Jordan
https://larryjordan.com/articles/technique-changing-audio-capture-settings-to-32-khz/
In the Capture Preset Editor dialog box, give the new capture preset a name, for instance “DV NTSC 32 kHz,” then look to the lower right and change the audio Format menu from 48 kHz to 32 kHz. Click OK to create the new preset. Put a check mark next to it in the Capture Presets tab, then click OK again.
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